China-Philippines Territorial Dispute: Ancient Maps 'Debunk' Chinese Claim Over Scarborough Shoal
The Philippines unveiled an exhibit of 60 maps it says undermine China's claims in the South China Sea.
Chinese Predict War with Japan by 2020, According To Poll
A majority of Chinese people believe that war with Japan will happen; and many of them see it happening within the next five years.
Dollar's Rise Pressures Commodities Amid Fed Anxiety
The U.S. dollar was riding high in Asia on Friday as incessant speculation about the outlook for U.S. interest rates undermined commodity prices and unwound leveraged trades in higher-yielding currencies.
FDA-Approved Weight Loss Pills See Lukewarm Sales In US, Can New Drug Contrave Break The Cycle?
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new prescription weight loss pill called Contrave for sale in the U.S.
More news
North Korea Agrees To Release First Report On Japanese Abductees
Pyongyang had announced the death of eight prisoners and returned the remaining five to Japan, but Tokyo had insisted on a fresh probe.
Russia Fires Nuclear Missile, Hits Target 3,500 Miles Away
The Bulava missile was fired from a Russian submarine near Finland and it hit a target near Japan.
Apple Delays iPhone 6 Launch In China, Its Most Challenging Market
Apple's iPhone 6 is set to launch around the world next week, but missing from the list is the largest smartphone market in the world.
Apple Pay Shows Future Banking Will Involve Retail, Telecom And Technology Companies, Says Infosys
Apple's mobile wallet service is expected to help take NFC mainstream, and allow more people and businesses to adopt the technology.
Global Economic Growth Moderate But Fragile: World Economic Forum
The world's economists worry that while the worst of the financial crisis is past, hurdles remain in the path of vibrant and sustainable growth.
Japan's Nuclear Regulator Gives Final Safety Approval To Two Reactors At Kyushu’s Sendai Plant
The move is a major breakthrough for Japan, which has been relying on fuel and coal imports for power for almost a year now.
Nevada Tesla Gigafactory Tax Package: Are States Getting Too Generous In Their Efforts To Attract Big Business?
State and local governments spend more each year on tax breaks and credits. Are the benefits worth the costs?
US Open 2014 Men’s Final TV Ratings: Čilić And Nishikori Struggle To Draw Viewers As CBS Bows Out
Marin Čilić’s win over Kei Nishikori struggled to draw viewers in CBS’s last U.S. Open final.
Marc Newson Of Ikepod Moves To Apple As Expectations Of A Wearable From Cupertino Rise
Renowned 'Biomorphism' style designer Marc Newson, who is friends with Apple's Jonathan Ive, has moved to Apple amid rumors of an iWatch.
China's President Xi To Make First Visit To India
While China and India have close economic and historical links, there is deep suspicion too, fueled in part by a festering border dispute.
Sharp's Possible Sale Of US-Based Solar Energy Subsidiary Reflects Company's Financial Troubles, Not A Struggling US Industry
Analysts say talk of Sharp selling its Recurrent Energy subsidiary come amid record-breaking growth in the U.S. solar sector.
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew Calls For Tax Law Changes 'In The Very Near Future'
More and more American companies are merging with foreign firms to evade taxes — and the U.S. Treasury Department isn't pleased.
Japan's Sharp Considers Selling US-Based Solar Energy Subsidiary As Company Winds Down Overseas Solar Ventures
The Japanese electronics firm already stopped its U.S. and U.K. solar panel production lines earlier this year.
Carlyle Raises $3.9B For Private Equity's Second Biggest Asia Fund
The new fund adds to an estimated record $140 billion of uninvested capital that private equity firms have raised for the region.
US Open 2014 Final: Kei Nishikori Vs. Marin Cilic Start Time, TV And Live Stream Info And Prediction
It's been more than nine years since a Federer, Nadal or Djokovic didn't play in a grand slam final.
North Korea Test Fires Short-Range Missiles In Sea Of Japan
The North Koreans announced that they have successfully completed testing a new tactical short-range missile.
Chinese Real Estate Price Drop May Be Great News For New York Homeowners
Fueled by a desire to get money out of the country, China's wealthy are buying homes in large numbers in the U.S.
Australia's Abbott Offers Uranium, Coal To Energy-Starved India
Abbott and Modi were due to hold formal talks later on Friday and sign the deal to sell uranium for peaceful power generation.
Lexus Advertisement For Hybrid Cars Has Infuriated Electric Car Fans Who Accuse Toyota Of Stoking Fear
The luxury car division of Toyota takes a swipe at electric cars. The schism between electric and hydrogen power gets wider.
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Is Here, Apple's ‘iPhone 6L’ Is Coming; Phablets To Surpass Tablets By 2015
Phablets are expected to have a bigger impact on the smartphone market in the future and Apple’s larger iPhone 6 could deal a blow to Samsung.
Japan Battles With Dengue Outbreak In Tokyo; Yoyogi Park Closed
The source of the dengue outbreak has been traced to mosquitoes in Tokyo's Yoyogi Park, which has now been closed.
Saving Samsung: Will Galaxy Note Edge And Gear VR Revive Sales?
Samsung looks to revive its sales with some nifty features, but they may not have a big impact on sales.
Pages
- MOST READ
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Editor's pick
-
Trump Considers Naming 'AI Czar' With Musk's Help: Report
-
Walmart Caves To Right And Cuts DEI Programs: 'We Aren't Perfect'
-
Carrefour Attempts Damage Control Against Brazil 'Boycott'
-
Warren Buffett Updates Plans To Give Away His $147B Fortune: 'Father Time Always Wins'
-
Macy's Says Employee Intentionally Hid Up To $154 Million In Delivery Expenses
-
Florida White Woman Who Shot Black Neighbor Through Door Sentenced To 25 Years
