Chinese exhibitors showed off their innovative edge on Monday at the ongoing NY Now, one of the largest home dcor and lifestyle product exhibitions in the US.
HSBC, Europe’s biggest lender, has stopped giving mortgages to some Chinese nationals seeking to buy real estate in the US, a move that comes as Beijing seeks to crack down on money laundering.
US food company OSI has called "unjust" a Chinese court's fines against it and prison sentences for 10 of its employees over allegations of giving expired meat products to US-based fast-food restaurants in China.
Ted Cruz soundly defeated Donald Trump in Iowa's Republican nominating contest, creating a three-way competition with Marco Rubio.
As the Spring Festival draws near, the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington is gearing up to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year for the first time with a weekend series of performances from Feb 5-8.
The Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington was transformed into a scene of Chinese New Year celebration over the weekend.
The Chinese restaurant industry in the US is moving away from typical takeout toward fancier establishments, according to the Chinese American Restaurant Association.
US retailers across the country are busy preparing for the Chinese Lunar New Year that starts on Feb 8, aiming to cash in on what's expected to be an influx of Chinese tourists.
Smartphone shipments in China advanced 3 percent to a record 438 million units in 2015 with Xiomi retaining the No 1 spot, but fourth-quarter shipments decreased from the same period in 2014, according to research concern Strategy Analytics.
On the last day of campaigning before the Iowa caucuses, Bernie Sanders mounted a last-minute challenge to Hillary Clinton's slim poll lead.
So far, Obama has not commented on Picciotto’s passing. White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest said on Jan 27 that he didn’t know if Obama was aware of her death. Earnest praised Picciotto for her commitment to peace.
Not feeling the mood Chinese New Year celebration in Washington? The scenes at the Smithsonian American Art Museum on Saturday told a different story.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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