Rescue workers on Wednesday searched through twisted metal and debris after an Amtrak train derailed in Philadelphia, while investigators sought the cause of the accident that killed at least six people and injured scores of others.
Five young Chinese entrepreneurs Wang Ruoyu, Shui Tianyang, Jiang Ying, Zheng Weifeng and Lin Yingnan share their business stories with students at the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business on Tuesday in New York.
The China Sustainability Project at Columbia University's Earth Institute is preparing to launch a weeklong program in Beijing to discuss energy and environmental issues.
The 6th George H.W. Bush China-US Relations Conference in Houston discussed how China and the US work together to avert human suffering and economic and social disruption.
Recent investments by Chinese companies in Manhattan condominium projects may signal a move toward diversification, according to a researcher with a global marketing company.
San Diego just got richer.A Washington DC-based education foundation donated 685 books to the San Diego Public Library on Monday to support Chinese language education and promote understanding of Chinese culture in the city.
Investment banks will need to reinvent their business model as disruptive trends continue to pressure the bottom line, according to an industry report from a global consulting concern.
Chinese mothers have some advice for Britain's Princess Kate: Take off your makeup and heels and go back to bed for some rest.
John Thompson plays guqin during an event celebrating the sixth anniversary of the establishment of the Confucius Institute at Pace University in New York on May 9.
The Confucius Institute (CI) at Pace University is bringing Chinese-language learning into the mobile space.
The 10th Chunhui Cup start-up contest in North America officially kicked off with Chinese Consul General in New York Zhang Qiyue pushing a button at a launch ceremony at the Chinese Consulate General in New York.
A former government official accused of embezzling nearly 100 million yuan ($15.4 million) has been sent back to China after Singapore canceled his permanent residency permit.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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