Volkswagen to Recall Almost 400,000 Vehicles in China on Gearbox Complaints
German auto-maker Volkswagen sells more cars in China than any other foreign car maker.
Australia's Resource Export Earnings to See Moderate Decline in 2012-13
Australia's commodity forecaster expects a 3% drop in the nominal export value.
Asian Markets Mixed as Cyprus Concerns Continue
Asian markets cautious as the Cypriot parliament's decision to reject bailout plan stoked fresh eurozone fears.
European Stocks Extend Decline Ahead of Cyprus Vote
European markets open weak as investors remain cautious ahead of Cypriot parliament's bailout vote.
China Jan-Feb FDI Inflow Down 1.35% at $17.5 Billion
FDI inflow from European Union rises 34 percent but those from US and Asia drop.
Rio Tinto Sees Slack China Demand Putting Pressure on Iron Prices
Rio Tinto plans to go ahead with expansion plans despite concerns on falling iron ore prices.
Asian Stocks Recover from Cyprus Bailout Fears
Asian markets pick up from the previous session's slump as investors await the Cypriot parliament's decision.
Chicago Mother Sues McDonald’s after Son Coughs up Used Condom he 'Found in Restaurant'
Anishi Spencer claims two-year-old son coughed up piece of contraceptive sheath after swallowing it.
European Stocks Dip on Cyprus Bailout Fears [VIDEO]
European markets open weak as investors await Cypriot parliament's final decision on the crucial bailout package.
China Overtakes UK as Fifth-Largest Arms Exporter
China's arms exports surge 162 percent between 2008 and 2012 from previous five-year period, says SIPRI.
China Feb New Home Prices Climb Fuelling Policy Speculations
New home prices in 62 of 70 Chinese cities increase as government seeks to cool the sector.
Talks on Global Arms Trade Treaty Set to Begin at UN
Treaty, which aims to curb illegal arms trade, was earlier stalled as US, Russia and China seek time.
Asian Stocks Drop as Eurozone Concerns Return on Cyprus Bailout Deal
Investors worry that the deposit levy plan on Cyprus could set a precedence for other bailout packages.
China's Xi Heralds 'Great Renaissance' With Vow to Stamp Out Corruption
Administration to curb diplomatic expenses in show of determination to stamp out financial abuse.
China-Japan Row over Island Sovereignty Rages on
Japan’s Shinzo Abe and China’s Li Keqiang stick to hardline stance on Senkaku/Diaoyu islands.
Morrissey Cancels Remaining US Tour Dates
Heaven knows he's miserable now. Former Smiths lead singer Morrissey has cancelled the rest of his US tour because of ill health.
Burberry Condemned for 'Cruel' £22,000 Peacock-Feather Coat
Fashion brand admits feathers were sourced from China, where cruel practice of 'live plucking' is commonplace.
Thousands Pay Respects to Chavez in Caracas, But Where Now for His Body?
Thousands of supporters came to Caracas to pay tribute to late Venezualan president Hugo Chavez, whose final resting place is still to be decided.
China's Consumer Watchdog Goes After Volkswagen and Apple
China is getting tougher on manufacturers that deliver poor after sales service, and VW and Apple are in the spotlight.
China Strengthening Transport Links with North Korea to Boost Trade
China setting up bullet train network between Dandong and Hunchun, apart from other projects.
Asian Markets Weekly Roundup: Stocks Weak but Japan Surges
Most Asian markets retreat but Japan continues to trade higher as parliament approves Bank of Japan governor.
China Turns to Panda Porn to Get Ke Lin in Mood for Love
Giant pandas being shown racy movies to raise birth rate.
European Stocks Mixed Ahead of More US Economic Data
Markets open mixed as investors await more US indicators for further economic recovery signs.
Asian Stocks Rebound on Upbeat US Data
Asian markets reverse losses as better-than-expected US employment data underscore economic recovery hopes.
China: Xi Jinping's Singer Wife Peng Liyuan Set to Join World's Most Influential First Ladies [SLIDESHOW]
China's folk singer Peng Liyuan poised to join Jacqueline Kennedy, Raisa Gorbachova, Nancy Regan and Michelle Obama as influential figure.
Smaller Nations Will Play Bigger Role in Cyber Warfare
A cyber security expert believes the coming cyber-wars will see the playing field levelled and traditional superpowers threatened by relative minnows.
Formula 1 Australian GP 2013: Where to Watch Friday Practice Live, Weather Reports
Find out where and how to watch the first practice sessions of the 2013 Formula 1 World Championship
European Stocks Gain on Economic Optimism
Markets open higher as investors await further US economic data after the recent retail sales upturn.
Japan's Revised Industrial Output up 0.3% in January
Japan's industrial output rises 0.3% in January as against initial reading of 1% gain, shows revised data.
Asia Stocks Outside Japan Extend Losses as China Policy Fears Return
Asian markets extend losses as real estate-curb fears rebound in China, but Japan gains on stimulus optimism.

