China says U.S. relations have left 'rational path,' warns of conflict unless they 'hit the brake'
Qin Gang, who was until recently China's ambassador to the U.S., said China would "pursue a sound and stable relationship with the U.S."
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The commercial surrogacy industry is booming as demand for babies rises
An increasing number of women are becoming commercial surrogates in countries such as Georgia and Mexico amid soaring global demand.
Chinese smartphone giants are making a high-end play against Apple and Samsung
Chinese smartphone makers are looking to push into the high-end device market to challenge the dominance of Apple and Samsung.
Taiwan is paying tourists to visit—here's what you need to know
Taiwan's government announced it will offer tourists $165 to vacation there.
Companies that give up stock buybacks for 5 years will get preferential treatment in $52 billion CHIPS program, Commerce Secretary Raimondo says
Raimondo said stock buybacks is one factor being taken into consideration as part of a $39-billion manufacturing subsidy program.
This teenager is breaking records at soccer and training with the boys — and she's hungry for more
Danelle Tan, 18, made history as the first Singaporean woman to play in a European league, after making her debut for the London Bees.
Travel demand fuels a boom in Asia Pacific — in hotel rates
Hotel rates in destinations that are popular with Chinese travelers are 45% higher, with rates going even higher in Singapore and parts of Thailand.
China to increase defense spending by 7.2%
China's defense budget grew by 7.1% last year to 1.45 trillion yuan, faster than the 6.8% increase in 2021, according to official data.
China sets GDP target of 'around 5%' for 2023
This year, the Two Sessions is also set to formalize government titles for the new premier, vice premiers and heads of different ministries.
India's Supreme Court sets up panel to investigate Adani allegations
India's supreme court has set up an independent panel to investigate if there were any regulatory failures related to allegations against the Adani Group.
What to expect from China's 'Two Sessions' meeting kicking off this weekend
The Chinese government is set to announce its GDP target and new premier in coming days as part of its annual meeting.
Here's how much economists expect China's GDP to grow this year
The Chinese government is widely expected to announce on Sunday a GDP growth target of around or above 5% for the year.
Huawei spin-off Honor takes aim at Samsung in foldables; shrugs off U.S. sanction concerns
Honor launched two high-end smartphones this week — the Magic Vs and Magic5 Pro — as the Chinese smartphone maker looks to take on Samsung and Apple.
China is rolling out the red carpet to attract foreign executives
China is pulling out all the stops to keep multinationals like Apple and its supplier Foxconn in the country.
Not all passports are created equal. Here's a list of the most powerful ones
The United Arab Emirates has the strongest passport in the world, followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland, according to a 2023 index by Nomad Capitalist.
Bangladesh urges G-20 to force companies making profit from Ukraine war to compensate poor nations
A UN report said the fallout from Ukraine's war could dramatically worsen the economic outlook for developing countries already grappling with debt financing.
Austin is the No. 1 fastest-growing U.S city for millionaires—see where else made the list
Henley and Partners' 2023 wealth report found that America's fastest growing cities for millionaires all experienced a 70% millionaire growth from 2012 to 2022.
New TikTok ban bill passes key House committee on a party-line vote
The bill would grant President Joe Biden powes to impose sanctions on Chinese companies that threaten U.S. national security and collect Americans' personal data.
U.S. House China panel holds first hearing after lawmakers push seven bills targeting Beijing
The first hearing of the House Select Committee examining U.S. economic competition with China will focus on human rights, says Chair Rep. Mike Gallagher.
India says its infrastructure boost could create much-needed jobs. Economists aren't so sure
India's increase in infrastructure spending hopes to create more jobs to solve its unemployment problem, but economists think otherwise.
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