Fu Hui partners with MFI for aid to students

California, China have much business to do

Annual ChinaWeek in Los Angeles brings together delegates in key fields

Wilbur Ross: US GDP won't grow 3% in 2017

WASHINGTON - The US economy will fall short of the Trump administration's goal of 3 percent growth this year and will achieve that only when its regulatory, tax, trade and energy policies are fully in place, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said on Tuesday.

Alipay deal with First Data gives it US mobile-payments access

NEW YORK - China's mobile-payments king wants a piece of the world's biggest consumer market.

Who you gonna call? Dinosaur named for Ghostbusters' Zuul

WASHINGTON - It was more of a leg buster, but scientists have named a spiky, tank-like dinosaur that wielded a sledge-hammer tail after the fanciful beast Zuul from the blockbuster film Ghostbusters that menaced Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd and friends.

Famous director gives TCM thumbs-up

LOS ANGELES - When the acupuncture needles were inserted into his body, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, the Oscar-winning director, struggled to keep smiling in front of his wife and three kids, who were holding their breath and watching attentively.

Students get taste of China in consulate visit

Tahmidul displayed a paper-cutting he had just completed - the Chinese characters shuang xi, or "double happiness."

Investors make 'pilgrimage' to Omaha, Buffett's hometown

While the US and China are two nations politically, they are practically one country economically, Tian Deyou, economic and commercial minister-counselor from the Chinese embassy in Washington, told a group of Chinese and American business leaders gathered at the Omaha Dialog on Friday in Omaha, Nebraska.

Alibaba, Argentina agree to enhance commerce

Alibaba's Jack Ma and President Mauricio Macri of Argentina have reached a strategic e-commerce cooperation agreement.

Learning from a master calligrapher

To teach Chinese calligraphy to beginners, it's best to have a painter as the teacher. At least that was the case for learners at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green.

Support in Ontario to mark Nanjing Massacre

A regional council in Ontario has voted unanimously to support a bill commemorating the Nanjing Massacre.

Belt, Road can steer globalization: UN

The upcoming Belt and Road Forum of International Cooperation is a major world event that will send a strong message to the international community that "globalization is irreversible", United Nations Under-Secretary-General Wu Hongbo said on Wednesday.