The Brooklyn Nets view connecting with the city's growing Chinese community as a good business move.
As the Chinese increase real-estate investments in the United States, they are likely to continue to focus on major cities and metropolitan areas like New York, according to real estate industry professionals.
Despite the deceleration in China's economy, there still are opportunities for foreign investment on the Chinese mainland, according to a partner with a China-based group.
China-US accommodation in the Asia Pacific region is the top concern in China-US relations for the following decade, said a major Chinese expert on American studies at a Washington-based think tank.
A jury in San Francisco has decided that Ellen Pao, a former junior partner with venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, was not sexually discriminated against or retaliated against by her former employer.
Youku Tudou, China's largest streaming portal, is the subject of a class action lawsuit that accuses the company of violating federal securities laws during between February 2014 and March 2015.
A total of 233 K-12 students in the San Francisco Bay Area received awards for their talent in Chinese language and culture at this year's Chinese Bridge Cup Contest which attracted more than 1,100 participants.
Argentina's capital Buenos Aires is home to the world's first Chinese-Spanish bilingual public school, an educational boon for local residents and a dream come true for thousands of Chinese immigrants in Argentina who have long worried about their children's lack of Chinese education.
China's investment in Latin America will produce win-win-win results for both China and the Americas, said a China expert with a Washington-based think tank.
Brazilian Olympic officials changed tack on March 24 and said they would only clean up lanes for sailors in 2016 and not the whole body of water for the sailing competition as originally promised.
A Chinese company's plan to open the largest tourist resort in the Caribbean region has been delayed again, according to media reports.
A senior Venezuelan oil company official told the media that China will give $10 billion in loans to the Latin American country over the next few years.
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