Panamanian President Juan Carlos Varela said in Washington on Wednesday that contrary to some rumors, Panama didn't ask China "for anything" in return for severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan a week ago and establishing diplomatic relations with China.
Juliana Young Koo, who was one of the first staff members at the United Nations protocol and liaison department in New York, died peacefully at the age of 111 on May 24 at her home in New York.
An Intel executive said that the company hopes to collaborate with Alibaba for upcoming Olympic Games after it was announced that the American tech giant signed a seven-year deal with the Olympics to develop technology solutions.
Could Wisconsin, Michigan, or Pennsylvania become the home of a Foxconn plant that might employ 50,000 to make parts for Apple iPhones?
China's decision to approve the use of two new varieties of genetically modified crops may signal a willingness to allow US agricultural companies to market biotech seeds on the mainland.
US President Donald Trump on Friday tightened up restrictions on US citizens traveling to Cuba, backtracking some of the progress made by his predecessor Barack Obama.
US entertainment giant Walt Disney looks to have hit the ground running in the world's largest consumer market, with Shanghai Disneyland on track to achieve break-even in the first year of operation, CEO Robert Iger said on Friday.
The father of a Chinese student missing from a Midwestern university campus since June 9 met with law enforcement and university officials on Saturday after arrival in the US on the same day.
The power of flowers that inspired the love and peace of the Summer of Love movement in San Francisco 50 years ago actually goes back across the ages and cultures. Flowers have been used to communicate ideals for centuries in Asia.
China's Tsinghua University broke into the top 15 for the first time and Peking University entered the top 20 for the first time on a list of the world's universities with the best reputation as chosen by thousands of academics.
Despite intensified political debates over trade and globalization, international trade and inbound foreign direct investment remain critical to the economy of Southern California, a report says.
NEW YORK - Intrigue, romance, wandering warriors and amazing martial masters - the traditional elements of martial arts adventure fiction - have found a new outlet in English.
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