Dozens of mayors from China and the United States gathered in Los Angeles to discuss trade between their countries as well as sustainability and other common challenges facing the cities they lead.
AsiaInfo-Linkage Inc, which sells telecom software to China's leading wireless carriers, is the latest Chinese company to abandon the US stock market.
The planned joint venture announced between Zhejiang Beta Pharma Co and US-based biopharmaceutical-maker Amgen will include research and manufacturing in China.
Since the 1970 launch of Art Basel, the summer art fair in Switzerland has been integral to the international art scene, drawing 60,000 artists, collectors, curators and gallery owners to an annual promotional platform widely regarded as the art world's most important event.
Zhang Wenzhi's exhibition of lacquer paintings, Back to Renaissance, opens this week in New York, giving American audiences a rare look at the Chinese contemporary artist's work.
In place of the rhetorical fire from each side a few weeks ago, the United States has begun using diplomacy and military drills to try to defuse tensions with the DPRK.
For 27-year-old Lucy Lin who moved to the US with her family, shopping for cosmetics on behalf of people in China is her main source of income.
Having invested $2 million in 12 startups from among 300 applicants, Silicon Valley's first US-China technology incubator is marking what its founders call a satisfying first year.
When Bruce Wigo saw the Chinese movies Enter the Water Dragon (1959) and Diving Girls (1964), he was amazed by the quality of swimming and diving that existed during decades when China's borders were closed.
Chinese companies have their work cut out in raising their profiles in the United States and beyond, judging by a new survey showing that a third of Americans would shun a Chinese brand.
New York-based alumni of Peking University have established an emergency-assistance fund for Chinese students in the United States, inspired by the impact of the Boston Marathon bombing.
AdSage, China's biggest digital advertising firm, is expanding rapidly in the US market to serve the increasing ranks of American companies eager to market products and services to Chinese consumers online.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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