With Asian American and Pacific Islanders now the fastest growing population in the US, the trend is starting to be reflected in the political arena.
With tourism's on-going boost to China's economy, South China is looking to attract even greater numbers of travelers with more and more resorts targeting everyone from middle class families up to more luxurious accommodations.
The days of big money in China for luxury foreign-car manufacturers may be at an end.
Broadcom Corp, a global leader in semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications, is vowing to work closely with China on the country's next network transformation effort.
Saturday morning saw the gathering of tens of thousands of people in front of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC to mark the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.
In its annual report released last Tuesday, the World Bank Water Partnership Program (WPP) said it implemented activities in 64 countries under phase I (2009-12), and supported 225 activities while disbursing $19.1 million.
Participants in one of the forums and events held this week in New York and New Jersey celebrating the ancient art of qigong, which focuses on mental and physical health through repeated motions and breathing.
Three Chinese restaurants in the San Francisco Bay Area are among the top 100 best restaurants ranked by local dining critic Michael Bauer.
A reported plan by luxury electric-car maker Tesla Motors Inc to sell in China under a Chinese name to get around a trademark dispute would be virtually meaningless to customers there.
Huayu Automotive Systems Co's $1.25 billion deal to buy out Visteon Corp's half-interest in the companies' interior auto parts joint venture will be aimed at strengthening its core domestic operations.
Despite some concerns over the outlook for the US economy for the second half of the year and no fixed dates proposed, the Federal Reserve's tapering off its massive bond-purchasing stimulus program is underway.
As the newly affluent Chinese have become consumers of vintage wines, California wine makers are not only eager to tap into the demand, they're also eager to get a foothold in the fine wine market in China.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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