Players move huge Chinese chess pieces in Chongqing, March 15, 2012. Each chess piece, made of stone, weighs 11 kilograms.
Driver Yao Leining tests his Wi-Fi signal in his taxi in Zhengzhou, capital city of Central China's Henan province on March 14, 2012.
Apple's new iPad went on a sale in Japan on Friday and more than 450 people waited on the line to purchase the new device.
One-year-old Liu Junmeng is expected to arrive in the United Stated on Saturday to live with her adoptive family.
A man threatening to smash his 27-inch iMac outside an Apple outlet on Shanghai's Middle Huaihai Road was soon asked to come into the store.
A female snow leopard, an endangered species, rests in an open air cage at the Royev Ruchey zoo in Russia
South Korea and the United States on Thursday staged a joint live-fire drill in Pocheon, northeast of Seoul, as part of the annual Foal Eagle military exercise.
Obama and Cameron discussed the possibility of releasing emergency oil reserves.
The Tibet autonomous region raised the minimum wage in January, the 10th increase since it established a minimum wage in 1997.
Request for ID prior to blood tests causes concern over data protection.
Courts have reported an increase in customer protection cases brought by consumer rights activists.
Judges must interrogate "criminals" when they review a death penalty sentence.
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