Bay Bridge spokesperson Victor Gauthier clarified last week that "no imported faulty materials", including bolts from manufacturer Shanghai Zhenghua Heavy Industry Co, should be a factor in the recent speculation about the stability of the $6.4 billion construction.
Thomas Talhelm doesn't have asthma, but if he doesn't wear a mask when he bikes around Beijing, the 28-year-old PhD student often feels like he does have a breathing problem.
As governor of a state adjacent to the nation's political capital, Terry McAuliffe is all about business. And to him that means "it's all about jobs, all about growing and diversifying the economy.
After going through a nationwide competition, 30 Asian American students including ethnic groups of Chinese, South Korean, Filipino, Vietnamese, and Miao American, are about to start an internship in various US government branches under a program hosted by the International Leadership Foundation.
Recognizing that sports diplomacy has been developed for years in Sino-US relations, Albrette Ransom, director of Women in Sports Diplomacy, believed it's the right time to celebrate history again.
The Pentagon report to Congress on China's military capability released last Thursday has again drawn fire from China.
As governor of a state adjacent to the nation's political capital, Terry McAuliffe is all about business. And to him that means "it's all about jobs, all about growing and diversifying the economy.
Chinese search giant Baidu - often called the Google of China - has doubled down in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) race. Not only have they hired away Google's top scientist Andrew Ng in the field, but they are starting a new research center in Google's Silicon Valley backyard.
Stage director Carey Perloff understands the challenges of bringing ancient Chinese legends to life.
A panel discussion encouraged Chinese students and entrepreneurs to take advantage of the marketing power of social media in the 2014 New York China Forum on the Columbia University campus in New York City.
Yan Xuetong, a leading Chinese foreign policy scholar, visited the US a week ago trying to find out whether the downturn in China-US relations is going to be a short-or long-term trend, and whether such a downturn is accidental or premeditated.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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