Red clothes, lion dance and celebrities reading out people's Lunar New Year wishes. It is not on a Chinese television channel, but on Times Square in New York. It is not for Asian population in the city, but more for marketing in China.
The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has started announcing monthly seasonally adjusted employment data on Asian Americans, a move that may better facilitate Asian American employment.
As low oil prices continue to slam Venezuela's economy, analysts said the country should consider raising the price of gasoline and electricity and pay more for imported goods.
Brazil must take advantage of China's increasing foreign investments, but the Latin American country's national policy that mandates a minimum share of locally produced products in manufacturing may get in the way.
China is demanding that Mexico adequately compensate Chinese companies that bid on a proposed high-speed railway in the North American country, a project the Mexican government just announced it would suspend because of falling oil prices.
The first specially designed subway train made in China for the 2016 Summer Olympic Games to connect Rio de Janeiro with the Olympic village has arrived three months after being shipped.
Global business and investment environments are changing, which behooves global players to make adjustments, and when it comes to the bilateral relationship between Brazil and China.
Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, on her three-day state visit to China signed 15 agreements with Chinese President Xi Jinping, including travel visas, information technology, media, energy, space technology, financing, and collaboration on two new nuclear power plants.
Across America over the week (from Jan 29 to Feb 5)
In Julia Chang Bloch's view, the mission she carries now as the president of US-China Education Trust (USCET) is a continuation of a theme that has accentuated her life: breaking barriers.
A dance company from Hong Kong is now recruiting New York children for its grand dance drama in New York next month.
An art exhibit is using Chinese language characters not only for their beauty but to promote cultural communication and understanding.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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