As we enter the Year of the Ram, more Chinese brands are roaring like lions on the world stage.
Internet platforms can help resolve the overcapacity problems of the nation's steel industry, which is burdened by losses as it copes with a slowing economy, according to senior officials.
The surge in Chinese outbound tourism is boosting domestic companies' overseas acquisitions in travel industry.
The price of oil is tumbling again, rattling an already-shaken oil industry and heralding lower prices for consumers.
Hedge funds exited gold at the fastest pace in more than four months on mounting speculation the Federal Reserve is getting closer to raising US interest rates that have been near zero since 2008.
"Good day, my name is Mouaz." The Portuguese is rudimentary, but the effort is sincere.
British singer Sarah Brightman, who is planning to sing aboard the International Space Station, is making preparations for her impending space journey.
Police, political leaders and civil rights activists sought to reduce tensions after two police officers were shot in front of the police department during a protest in Ferguson, which has become a symbol of tensions between police and African Americans.
The shattered wreck of a Japanese World War II battleship was shown lying on a Philippine seabed in startling detail on Friday, as the first images emerged from the historic discovery by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
The United States has urged Vietnam to stop letting Russia refuel military planes at a key Vietnamese base because of concerns it could raise tensions in the Asia-Pacific, the US State Department said on Thursday.
The Democratic People's Republic of Korea fired seven surface-to-air missiles into its eastern waters on Thursday, Defense Ministry of the Republic of Korea said Friday. The seven missiles were launched from Seonduk in South Hamkyung province between 6 pm and 7 pm on Thursday into the eastern waters.
Editor's Note: Another 10 provinces and cities have expressed an interest in applyng to set up free trade zones in China, after the government's recent approval of a second batch of FTZs in Tianjin, Guangdong and Fujian. They include Chongqing, Wuhan (Hubei province), Xi'an (Shaanxi province), Chengdu (Sichuan province), Lanzhou (Gansu province) and Dalian (Liaoning province).
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