The depreciation of the rouble has stimulated Chinese travelers' interest in visiting Russia, according to industry insiders.
Coffee is going to be big part of KFC's future - and the ambition goes far beyond the stunt of testing an edible coffee cup. Thousands of KFC restaurants in China, where the fried chicken purveyor is already the single largest fast-food chain, will start selling freshly ground coffee this year in a bid to become a lower-cost "premium" alternative to Starbucks.
Surf's up for young adventurers as more Chinese open homes to the international couchsurfing community, paving the way for budget travel in exotic landscapes and busy metropolises
Nam Co Lake, Tibet autonomous region
Against the backdrop of the shale gas revolution in the United States and plummeting oil prices globally, how can investors spot where the energy market is heading?
According to research, 90 percent of the data that businesses use to determine what they sell or how to personalize a customer experience results from consumers unintentionally volunteering "indirect" data through on-line shopping, Facebook, Google searches, Smart Phone usage, etc.
India was aiming to make a deal to buy 63 French-made Rafale fighter jets for $7.7 billion during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-day visit to Paris, which began on Friday, Le Monde newspaper reported.
After years of public debate, Austria's government decided on Friday to ban smoking in cafes and restaurants in 2018.
The number of enslaved fishermen found on a remote Indonesian island has now reached nearly 550, after a fact-finding team returned for a single day to make sure no one had been left behind after hundreds of men were removed in a dramatic rescue.
Clad in robes and pointed hats, would-be sorcerers wave their wands and cast spells as they hone their magic skills at their very own college of wizardry.
Four Japanese whaling ships set sail from a port in the country's northeast on Friday aiming to hunt up to 51 minke whales under what Japan describes as a "scientific research" whaling program.
A head-on collision in Morocco between a truck and bus carrying athletes killed at least 31 people and left nine injured on Friday, officials and media reports said.
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