Serena solid for record 23rd major title

So about that inflamed right shoulder that was supposed to hinder Serena Williams at the US Open as she seeks a record 23rd major title: It sure seems to be just fine.

Dimitrov 'back in love' with sport

Grigor Dimitrov was once in danger of spending his career either struggling to live up to being dubbed the "new Federer" or being known as the boyfriend of Maria Sharapova.

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China steps up arrivals checks on travelers from Singapore

China's quarantine authorities said on Thursday they have been increasing health screenings of travelers arriving from Singapore amid an outbreak of Zika in small city-state.

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Dining in the lap of mercedes luxury

It is not uncommon to hear that a fashion retailer has opened a cafe or a restaurant to add to its store, and here you can think of Burberry, Gucci, Armani, Ralph Lauren, to name only a few. Finding a place to sit down and enjoy food at a florist's or at a bookstore is not exactly new either.

Eat beat

Angus steaks give a good run

Where buns fill a gap and breakfast is a no-brainer

China's time-honored baozi (steamed buns with fillings) brand Goubuli has opened a new modern fast-food outlet in Beijing, a brand that offers something slightly different to Goubuli's traditional chain restaurants.

Competition brewing for afternoon teas

Tradition gets a makeover as a war for customers wages

Korean food made simple? Yes, it's possible, says Judy Joo

The American palate has gotten sophisticated enough that kimchee is considered a health food and bibimbap can be ordered alongside mac and cheese.

Singapore's cuisine: a cultural melting pot

From Peranakan food, to curry fish head, the island nation's culinary offerings are linked to its immigrants

Taking the farm route to revive traditional, indigenous fare

Bjorn Low never expected that he would one day be involved in the revival of Singapore's culinary traditions.