Shanghai Stocks Plunge on China Rate Hike Fears
Chinese shares led world markets lower Friday amid mounting concerns Beijing will raise interest rates to cool its overheating economy.
Chinese shares led world markets lower Friday amid mounting concerns Beijing will raise interest rates to cool its overheating economy.
Airbus' parent company EADS NV reported a narrow third-quarter profit on Friday, rebounding from a loss a year earlier as the commercial plane-making
The usually grim-faced Toyota President Akio Toyoda was all smiles Friday, trumpeting a newfound friendship with U.S. luxury electric carmaker Tesla.
Nissan Motor Co. is recalling more than 600,000 vehicles in North and South America and Africa due to steering or battery cable problems.
A gloomy outlook from Cisco Systems Inc. is shaking some investors' faith in the strength of the technology industry's recovery.
What's black and white and read all over? Not the white pages, which is why regulators have begun granting telecommunications companies the go-ahead
Vietnam will post $8.4 billion in exports in July on the strength of robust exports of food and commodities.
A furniture store in southwestern China's Kunming is such an accurate copy of an actual Ikea store that the Swedish furniture giant is considering legal ...
Hong Kong's richest man is bidding $3.9 bil. for British utility Northumbrian Water Group.
Yuegang Zhang pioneers the use of graphene to fortify fragile but efficient electrode materials.
S. Korea suffered its first trade deficit with the European Union since 1997 after the bilateral free-trade agreement went into effect.
The Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) suggests industrial production will keep growing at 12-13% rate.
Japan's number three carmaker saw profits for the April-June quarter plunge nearly 90 percent.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group posted 1 15.9 percent gain in units sold for the first half of 2011 to move into fifth place.
Brandon Wey offers men a way to get first dates with attractive women.
U.S. GDP grew at an anemic 1.3 percent pace in the 2nd quarter thanks to a weak housing market and slowing consumer demand.
The Korean unit of consumer electronics giant Apple will be fined over an iPhone feature that can track the location of users.
On October 1 Antony Young will become CEO of WPP's Mindshare North America.
Nissan is investing 610 billion yen ($7.81 billion) in the production and the marketing of 30 new models in China.
Xin Chen is testing the use of MR-guided focused ultrasound to destroy hypoxic cancer cells.
Stanford professor Yi Cui has developed a transparent battery to improve the aesthetics of consumer electronics.
Andrew Yang hopes to use his new non-profit to funnel bright business-minded college grads to economically-distressed cities.
China will continue to drive the global economy with a 9.6 percent GDP growth, the IMF forecasts.
Daihatsu Motor Co. will incorporate a radical fuel-saving technology called “e:S” into a new subcompact by the same name to debut in September.
Another young migrant worker adds to the long string of suicides plaguing Foxconn's manufacturing plants.
A small but significant rise in China's July car sales and output is being seen as an encouraging sign of a rebound in the making ...
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Over half of Japan's 105 leading firms plan to counter the strong yen, power shortages and falling share prices by expanding operations overseas.
Japan's economy shrank an annualized real rate of 1.3 percent in the April-June quarter.
A growing demand for labor by S. Korea's small firms has swollen the ranks of foreign workers to 2.9 percent of the total labor force.
H&M will more than double the number of stores in Japan over the next year on exploding demand from fashion consumers.
The next big advance in web browsing could be a quantum leap in opportunities for hackers.
Japan revised upward its monthly economic forecasts as production and exports recover from the downturn following the March earthquake.
Wing Leung has boosted the survival rate of young leukemia patients who receive non-matching marrow transplants to 88%.
China's July trade surplus of $31.5 billion was the biggest in two and a half years, surprising economists.
Asia's stock markets stabilized Tuesday after early plunges as U.S. stock futures hinted at a Wall Street recovery.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group is expecting its share of the U.S. market to pass 15% for the month of August, the company announced Monday.
Nelson Chai has been promoted to president of CIT Group from his post as chief administrative officer and strategy chief.
Samsung and LG are increasing their lead in the North American cell phone market.
Nearly two of every five Japanese university students who graduated this spring have been unable to find full-time jobs.
Japan's unilateral steps to weaken the yen Thursday sent the dollar surging to near 80 yen.
On August 15 Monica Woo will become the new Chief Marketing Officer for Sears Holdings Corp
Toyota plans to produce a record 8.8 million vehicles in fiscal 2012 with new capacity in China, India, Brazil and the U.S.
Kan Cao's study on an accelerated aging disease may lead to new ways to slow normal aging.
Japan's index of leading economic indicators rose to 99.8 in May from 96.2 in April...
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), is raising the benchmark one-year borrowing...
China is solidifying its position as Brazil's biggest investor and trading partner by expanding investments in the tech sector.
Chinese shares led world markets lower Friday amid mounting concerns Beijing will raise interest rates to cool its overheating economy.
Airbus' parent company EADS NV reported a narrow third-quarter profit on Friday, rebounding from a loss a year earlier as the commercial plane-making
The usually grim-faced Toyota President Akio Toyoda was all smiles Friday, trumpeting a newfound friendship with U.S. luxury electric carmaker Tesla.
Nissan Motor Co. is recalling more than 600,000 vehicles in North and South America and Africa due to steering or battery cable problems.
A gloomy outlook from Cisco Systems Inc. is shaking some investors' faith in the strength of the technology industry's recovery.
What's black and white and read all over? Not the white pages, which is why regulators have begun granting telecommunications companies the go-ahead
Vietnam will post $8.4 billion in exports in July on the strength of robust exports of food and commodities.
A furniture store in southwestern China's Kunming is such an accurate copy of an actual Ikea store that the Swedish furniture giant is considering legal ...
Hong Kong's richest man is bidding $3.9 bil. for British utility Northumbrian Water Group.
Yuegang Zhang pioneers the use of graphene to fortify fragile but efficient electrode materials.
S. Korea suffered its first trade deficit with the European Union since 1997 after the bilateral free-trade agreement went into effect.
The Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) suggests industrial production will keep growing at 12-13% rate.
Japan's number three carmaker saw profits for the April-June quarter plunge nearly 90 percent.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group posted 1 15.9 percent gain in units sold for the first half of 2011 to move into fifth place.
Brandon Wey offers men a way to get first dates with attractive women.
U.S. GDP grew at an anemic 1.3 percent pace in the 2nd quarter thanks to a weak housing market and slowing consumer demand.
The Korean unit of consumer electronics giant Apple will be fined over an iPhone feature that can track the location of users.
On October 1 Antony Young will become CEO of WPP's Mindshare North America.
Nissan is investing 610 billion yen ($7.81 billion) in the production and the marketing of 30 new models in China.
Xin Chen is testing the use of MR-guided focused ultrasound to destroy hypoxic cancer cells.
Stanford professor Yi Cui has developed a transparent battery to improve the aesthetics of consumer electronics.
Andrew Yang hopes to use his new non-profit to funnel bright business-minded college grads to economically-distressed cities.
China will continue to drive the global economy with a 9.6 percent GDP growth, the IMF forecasts.
Daihatsu Motor Co. will incorporate a radical fuel-saving technology called “e:S” into a new subcompact by the same name to debut in September.
Another young migrant worker adds to the long string of suicides plaguing Foxconn's manufacturing plants.
A small but significant rise in China's July car sales and output is being seen as an encouraging sign of a rebound in the making ...
Liming Dai will lead a team to develop 3D nanomaterials with the unique properties found in flat nano-structures.
Toshiba Corp. will develop one of the world's biggest energy efficient “smart communities” in Osaka Prefecture.
A growing hunger for consumer brands and industrial technology drove China's outbound M&As to record high levels
Over half of Japan's 105 leading firms plan to counter the strong yen, power shortages and falling share prices by expanding operations overseas.
Japan's economy shrank an annualized real rate of 1.3 percent in the April-June quarter.
A growing demand for labor by S. Korea's small firms has swollen the ranks of foreign workers to 2.9 percent of the total labor force.
H&M will more than double the number of stores in Japan over the next year on exploding demand from fashion consumers.
The next big advance in web browsing could be a quantum leap in opportunities for hackers.
Japan revised upward its monthly economic forecasts as production and exports recover from the downturn following the March earthquake.
Wing Leung has boosted the survival rate of young leukemia patients who receive non-matching marrow transplants to 88%.
China's July trade surplus of $31.5 billion was the biggest in two and a half years, surprising economists.
Asia's stock markets stabilized Tuesday after early plunges as U.S. stock futures hinted at a Wall Street recovery.
The Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group is expecting its share of the U.S. market to pass 15% for the month of August, the company announced Monday.
Nelson Chai has been promoted to president of CIT Group from his post as chief administrative officer and strategy chief.
Samsung and LG are increasing their lead in the North American cell phone market.
Nearly two of every five Japanese university students who graduated this spring have been unable to find full-time jobs.
Japan's unilateral steps to weaken the yen Thursday sent the dollar surging to near 80 yen.
On August 15 Monica Woo will become the new Chief Marketing Officer for Sears Holdings Corp
Toyota plans to produce a record 8.8 million vehicles in fiscal 2012 with new capacity in China, India, Brazil and the U.S.
Kan Cao's study on an accelerated aging disease may lead to new ways to slow normal aging.
Japan's index of leading economic indicators rose to 99.8 in May from 96.2 in April...
China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), is raising the benchmark one-year borrowing...
China is solidifying its position as Brazil's biggest investor and trading partner by expanding investments in the tech sector.