Dancing in Brooklyn leads to noise complaints

Sunset Park, Brooklyn, is now New York's largest Chinatown, with a 71 percent increase of Chinese residents from 2000 to 34,218 in 2010.

Top US universities coach innovation

More and more Chinese entrepreneurs are trying to improve their chances of sparking something new by attending training programs at top US universities.

Sharks beware! Justice Department may overturn fin ban

ANew Yorklaw willbanthe possession and sale ofshark finsstarting July 1, 2014 in an effort to protect populations of sharks, which are killed in the tens of millions each year for their fins. The measure comes after California and six other states in the USpassed similar bans covering fish shops and restaurants.

Art exhibition tackles Asian urban angst

Recovering from nuclear disaster and living in low-income housing are just a few among subjects highlighted in a media art exhibition in New York.

Academy will turn a Hilton into a dorm for Chinese

A Wisconsin-based education facility for Chinese exchange students is seeking to acquire a 162-room Hilton hotel to transform it into housing for Chinese and other international students attending local high schools and colleges.

Dragon Boat Festival dazzles New Yorkers

The 23rd annual Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival kicked off on Saturday at Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Park in New York.

Taking on Sinophobia through education

In the midst of the chatter over China's trade data report Thursday, there it was: Sinophobia.

Kung fu epic premieres in NYC

Bringing The Grandmaster to the big screen was a 15-year labor for Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai.

BOE, Applied Materials partner up

California-based Applied Materials Inc, a leading semiconductor, display and solar photovoltaic equipment manufacturer, has further cemented its presence in China.

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Study names top brands in China

Global research firm Millward Brown has identified the 20 most powerful foreign brands in China.