China

Apple remains tight-lipped as its Chinese suppliers reportedly pollute and break environmental laws. Activists hope that putting pressure on the big brand will impact other Chinese polluters.

In China, the government is considering phasing out college majors that don't allow students to find work after graduation.

China is now the world's largest smartphone market -- but smartphones there aren't quite the same as the ones Americans are used to.

Apple has remained relatively quiet on accusations of unsafe working conditions and environmental concerns in China. But they have hired an outside company to look into the problems.

The Chinese economy is continuing to grow, but venture capitalists in that country are investing less and less with the onset of the global economic crisis.

The head of the IMF, Christine Legarde, thinks the world economy is on the verge of a 'lost decade,' and is turning to the Chinese to help prevent it.

China has hundreds of agencies that specialize in getting Chinese students into American colleges and universities. But their application materials may be as much fiction as fact. A two-part series.

Yesterday, the British government challenged China and Russia in how the countries regulate the Internet. The remarks came from the opening speech...

While reporting my story on Chinese college placement agencies, I interviewed a young man named Jason who is attending a university in New York. ...

Chinese companies that depend on Europe to buy their goods are suffering. But Europe's problems have given other Chinese firms the chance to catch up to the West.