China's hunger for corn, soybeans and meat from Nebraska makes it the Cornhusker State's fourth-largest international trading partner and now home to the state's second overseas trade office.
California's earthquake early-warning system passed a major test last week, when a sensor alerted scientists and citizens that a magnitude 4.7-magnitude quake was about to hit Southern California in 30 seconds.
A New York jury found two Chinese companies liable for fixing prices of vitamin C sold in the US, but the verdict doesn't necessarily end the unusual case.
A skinny young Chinese man in a white Silver Apples T-shirt and sunglasses began the night with a drumbeat.
Following last week's annual session of the National People's Congress,the United States announced a series of visits to China by senior officials eager to acquaint themselves with the incoming leadership.
Chinese Internet giant Alibaba, which has Yahoo Inc as a major investor, is likely to "return" the Yahoo China unit to the US company as early as May.
American museums in the 21st century will endeavor to collaborate more with counterparts in China, according to US experts.
With its "lucky" gold-yellow head and the rumored cancer-curing properties of its plastron shell, South China's Golden Coin Turtle has in recent years become one of the world's most endangered species of turtles.
Almost 30 years ago, a cargo ship flying the flag of the People's Republic of China entered the Port of Seattle harbor. It was the first time a Chinese cargo ship had entered a US port in 30 years.
Marking its fifth year, today Asia Week New York kicks off an eight-day celebration of Asian art that will offer specially-curated exhibitions of Asian artwork at 43 galleries, in tandem with five major auction houses and 17 museums and cultural institutions.
Two dozen US-listed Chinese companies have retreated from the US market in the past 15 months, amid scrutiny by US regulators and short-sellers.
Leaving behind decades of tenureship as a senior lecturer in Chinese archeology at The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, Wang Tao became the head of Sotheby's Chinese artworks department in 2012.
Shipping bankruptcy strands ships, roils maritime cargo industry
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