Shocking footage captures the moment a diner at a Chinese restaurant pulls hair out of her head and places it in her food in ...

If sharks with lasers on their heads weren’t bad enough, now China is working on submarines with lasers on their butts. At least, that’s what this report in the South China Morning Post claims ...

"Chinese organized criminal networks that are international by nature are behind some of the biggest black market marijuana trafficking organizations that we've seen to date," Donovan said.

The world’s highest mountain continues to draw climbers willing to risk their lives as they clamber past frozen corpses on ...

Back in the US, politicians are considering banning Chinese Electric Vehicles ... maybe they’re in the wrong business. This ...

Chinese runner He Jie’s victory Sunday in the Beijing Half Marathon is facing a probe after his win was called into question by Chinese internet users because a trio of African runners appeared ...

Chair of Senate Banking Committee calls for ban on Chinese EVs in America due to threat to American auto industry. Exclusion from tax incentives may not be enough of a deterrent to Chinese imports.

Shuli Ren is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering Asian markets. A former investment banker, she was a markets reporter for Barron’s. She is a CFA charterholder. China’s first-quarter 5.3% ...

BEIJING, April 25 (Reuters) - Senior Chinese military officials held separate meetings with U.S. and Russian naval counterparts during a Western Pacific naval symposium in Qingdao this week ...

Many are also curious as to whether Lucid is a Chinese company or not. There are a variety of electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers based in China, after all, and demand for EVs in the country ...

DH Fund and Ubiquant declined to comment. Chinese quant hedge funds have been venturing into overseas markets for years, but their expansion has accelerated as the sector has become increasingly ...

Across the mainland, where Sweden’s manufacturers have a long-standing presence, competition from Chinese firms was “ferocious”, even “monstrous”, according to Mattias Sundling ...