White House: Tribunal Ruling on South China Sea is Final and Binding
The White House said on Tuesday that an arbitration court ruling that China has no historic title over the waters of the South China Sea should be treated as final and binding.
China Shares Close Up as Investors Buy Index Heavyweights
China stocks posted solid gains on Tuesday, shaking off a weak morning session as investors bought shares in the finance and manufacturing sectors.
China Shares Close Up as Investors Buy Index Heavyweights
China stocks posted solid gains on Tuesday, shaking off a weak morning session as investors bought shares in the finance and manufacturing sectors.
China Shares Close Up After Muted Inflation Data
China stocks closed up on Monday, shedding some early gains but still finishing in the black.
China Shares Close Up After Muted Inflation Data
China stocks closed up on Monday, shedding some early gains but still finishing in the black.
China Data Augur More Weakness
When China's government reports Tuesday on the economy's performance last year, one central question will have already been answered: Growth slowed to its most anemic pace in a quarter century.
Oil Extends Slide Near $30, Brent Hits Lowest Point in 12 Years
The prospect of Iranian oil adding to the global flood of crude pushed prices further down on Monday, with Brent crude touching its lowest level since 2003.
McDonald's Plans to Add More Than 1,000 Restaurants in China
McDonald's is adding more than 1,000 restaurants in China and is hunting for an investment partner in Asia to speed its expansion and smooth over a rough recent history in the region.
Yum Holds Talks With KKR, Others on China Business Stake Sale
Yum Brands Inc. is considering selling a stake in its Chinese operation as part of a plan by the restaurant giant to spin off the once-fast-growing business.
China Stocks Jump to Start the Week
Stocks in China jumped Monday after authorities signaled they may want to make it easier for investors to borrow to buy shares, a practice that took off last year and ultimately led to a bubble in the market.
China Acknowledges Falling Momentum
BEIJING -- China has set economic growth targets of between 6.5% and 7% for 2016 and an average of at least 6.5% over the next five years, goals that acknowledge slowing momentum in the world's second-largest economy but that could still be difficult to hit.
Alibaba Revenue Better Than Expected
Alibaba Group Holding on Thursday reported a better-than-expected surge in revenue in the final quarter of the year as the Chinese e-commerce giant continued to add users and drive mobile sales.
China Stocks Pressured by Sliding Yuan but Pull Off Lows
Chinese stocks struggled on Wednesday as the yuan fell to fresh 5-1/2 year lows and investors fled riskier assets on worries over the fallout from Britain's shock decision to leave the European Union.
Investing Country-By-Country? Be Choosy With ETFs
Not all countries are created equal, choose your respective ETF wisely.
Trump's 7 Steps to Bring Back U.S. Jobs
In the wake of the U.K.’s vote to leave the European Union, Donald Trump slammed what he described as America’s shift toward globalization and laid out his seven-step plan for economic reassurance during a speech Tuesday.
Trump's 7 Steps to Bring Back U.S. Jobs
In the wake of the U.K.’s vote to leave the European Union, Donald Trump slammed what he described as America’s shift toward globalization and laid out his seven-step plan for economic reassurance during a speech Tuesday.
Premier Says China Wants 'United and Stable' EU
China's premier called Monday for joint efforts to restore global economic confidence following the shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
Premier Says China Wants 'United and Stable' EU
China's premier called Monday for joint efforts to restore global economic confidence following the shock of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
What Investors Will Be Looking at With UK Voting to Leave EU
Britain's vote to leave the European Union last week sent shudders through financial markets, and understandably so.
What Investors Will Be Looking at With UK Voting to Leave EU
Britain's vote to leave the European Union last week sent shudders through financial markets, and understandably so.













