China

In China, officials have arrested more than 2,000 people involved in the country's vast counterfeit drug industry.

China's government sees winning gold medals as a key affirmation of the country's worth. Athletes who don't come first can get a frosty reception.

Indian electricity bosses are less accountable than their Chinese counterparts even though India is a democracy and China a one-party state.

Weekend protests about waste from a paper mill near Shanghai are the latest sign of rising public anger over environmental pollution.

U.S. clothing makers may not beat China on price, but can on technological innovation.

Analysts don't expect a replay of the fight that stopped CNOOC from buying Unocal.

In Beijing, six months-worth of rain fell over the weekend. The storm has reportedly killed 37 people; almost 60,000 are out of their homes. Anger is reportedly turning from Mother Nature to the government.

Concern about China's human rights actions may be rising in the U.S., especially after its veto of U.N. sanctions against Syria, but they're not likely to be part of annual trade talks.

China held a forum with African leaders today, offering $20 billion in loans to countries throughout the continent over the next three years. The pledge almost doubles China's previous aid to Africa, strengthening a relationship that has attracted a lot of criticism from the West.

Some of China's biggest companies are warning that profits for the first half of this year could be cut in half. It's the latest evidence of an economic slowdown in China and gives you a sense of how big that slowdown might be.