The impact of global oil prices and the advent of a new Silk Road trading route are some of the leading headlines coming out of Asia as 2015 approaches.
Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang speaks on Wenesday at a China-US agricultural and food cooperation forum during the 25th session of the China-US Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade being held Dec 16-18 in Chicago.
Opened in Beijing in the fall of 2012, the Toronto-based Four Seasons Hotel quickly became one of the city's most successful hotels.
Leaders of grassroots civic organizations among Asian Americans should put aside their political differences, unite their constituents, pool their resources and put their heads together to help form a fairer and more constructive society for the well-being of their community.
Canadian beef is entering the retail market of China's first tier cities and poised to be available in more regions.
Two chess lovers square off at a reception at the United Nations in New York on Tuesday
Hangzhou is going to be the most attractive Chinese city for Americans, particularly Californians, to visit for two main reasons, at least according to one Chinese official.
Dozens museums in Chinese coastal provinces are showing at the UN headquarters that there is another Silk Road on the sea with a history just as long.
China Southern Airlines officially launched a new non-stop route from San Francisco to Wuhan at a news conference at the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) on Tuesday.
China should come to the table with the international technology community as an equal participant in the new types of technology that we're now bringing into the global economy, like the Internet of Things or Cloud Computing.
The US Department of Commerce on Tuesday issued its final finding on solar panels from the Chinese mainland and Taiwan, saying they were dumped in the United States with manufacturers offered subsidies from their respective governments.
China reduced its holdings of US debt in October to a 20-month low, and analysts' interpretation of the decline ranged from China being less inclined to participate in the foreign-exchange (FX) market to a positive development for the United States.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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