One Chinese restaurant in Southern California is showing people that Chinese food isn't necessarily all about quick takeouts.
The US coal industry shouldn't continue to count on China as a major export market, according to a report which is drawing criticism and skepticism.
Muscatine, a small Iowa city on the banks of the Mississippi River, welcomed special guests from Zhengding, a county in China's southwestern Hebei province on Monday. The Chinese delegation of eight, led by county chief Yang Lizhong, had a mission: sign a sister-city agreement with Muscatine.
Baidu Inc, operator of China's most popular search engine, has developed a prototype for a wearable Internet gadget similar to Google Inc's Glass.
Fifteen years after establishing its hip, W Hotels Worldwide officially arrived on the Chinese mainland with Sunday's opening of the W Hotel in Guangzhou.
China's Xi Jinping wrapped up the first foreign trips of his young presidency in the Republic of Congo on Saturday. The week of visits, which also included Russia and South Africa, were seen as a move to strengthen Chinese relations with African countries and emerging economies.
MasterCard Inc has teamed up with Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group to enhance online payments, making the card issuer the latest US company trying to get a jump on growth in China.
A projected increase in US exports of corn to China due to a shortage of high-quality grain could benefit both countries, bolstering their already-strong trade relationship in agriculture, experts said.
Apple Inc is facing closer scrutiny from two government agencies in China for allegedly failing to follow the nation's rules on product warranties.
International games and apps developers are eyeing China, hoping to get a piece of the pie from the second largest games and apps market in the world.
Large majorities of people in countries across Latin America believe China has at least "some influence" in their region and most see that influence as positive.
Meticulously organized and filled from floor to ceiling, Paul Singer's modest 2-bedroom apartment in New Jersey for several decades held a small museum of more than 5,000 Chinese art objects, until the self-taught collector's death in 1997.
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