World War I resulted in the deaths of 9 million combatants and 7 million civilians. World War II caused an estimated 50 million to 85 million fatalities. A World War III, with all the 21st century's lethal weapons, is fated to be far more catastrophic.
"The Chinese market is full of opportunities, but it is not easy to do business there."
In light of President Barack Obama's recent executive action on immigration, undocumented immigrants have to be careful of potential scams promising easier application processes.
Back in the early days of World War II, Chan, a trained nurse in Hong Kong, escaped to Chongqing after the Japanese invaded in 1941.
A continued steady recovery of the US economy in 2015 will be most helpful from Mexico to Panama in Latin America, while the rest of the region will also benefit from the anticipated upbeat US economic performance.
The Mexican chia seed has been avidly sought by increasing numbers of Chinese, especially among aerobic enthusiasts, bodybuilders and gym worshipers.
After a semester in Beijing, Laura Chavarro set out on a break to Shanghai, hoping to delve further into Chinese culture.
Chilean cherry has grown into a hugely craved product in China, and in response to the forthcoming cherry season, Chile is gearing up to meet the higher demand with a greater push into the Chinese market.
The BRICS bloc will have the opportunity this year to show how they can work together to get beyond unfavorable economic conditions within the group.
A consortium of Chinese companies has secured a $386 million contract to build a 240 Megawatt (MW) hydroelectric power station in southern Mexico.
Startups trying to enter the Chinese mobile market should team up with the right partners, hire the right people and sell the right product.
The families of two New York City policemen who were shot to death last month were presented with a donation of $1 million on Friday on behalf of an anonymous Hong Kong businessman.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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