There are pig trinkets, pig-shaped mugs and pig figurines bursting from shelves. Stuffed pig dolls are strewn across a bed.
The future of Black Friday shopping appears to be online, with Chinese consumers playing a larger role.
The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is hoping to get Chinese investors to fund half of the cost of a key connection point for the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate 95 (I-95), a major highway in the eastern United States.
For Chinese coming to the United States, crossing streets and driving on highways in American cities is much less of a hair-raising experience.
Delegates from more than 196 countries started a new round of climate change talks in Lima, Peru, on Monday with the goal of hammering out a draft global agreement on emissions reductions to be signed in Paris next year.
The retail data on both Black Friday in the US and the 11-11 "Valentine's Day" shopping spree in China show that a sizable number of the transactions were completed through handheld devices and the Internet.
As scholars continue to encourage the study of China, Pace University in New York hopes an essay contest will pique students' interests in the country.
The United Nations Climate Change Conference begins Monday in Lima, Peru.
Now the Chinese have another incentive to purchase US real estate beyond prestigious addresses: the new 10-year visa for business travel and tourism, and the five-year visa for overseas study.
Kids in Boston can now learn about how their counterparts in their Chinese sister city live, through a new exhibit called Children of Hangzhou: Connecting With China at the Boston Children's Museum.
The CEO of Chinese Ticket Box sees great potential for Chinese theatrical groups touring in the United States.
Mark Twain once quipped that everybody complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry