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The release of the latest iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c by China Mobile, the country's largest carrier, were not met with the interminable lines and inevitable buzz of a typical Apple announcement.

Leading video game manufactures are cautiously optimistic on China's easing of a ban on gaming consoles such as PlayStation, Xbox and Wii.

As India's central bank considers what to do about digital currencies, Bitcoin businesses in India are suspending operations.

Apple has struck a long-awaited, multi-year deal with China Mobile to make its illustrious devices available to the largest mobile network in the world.

Where you live could play a role in choosing between landing a degree or launching your own company.

China is cracking down on Bitcoin, and that means the price bubble is finally bursting.

The iPhone 5 is the best-selling smartphone around the world, and Apple could be number one in China by January if a deal with China Mobile goes through.

The creators of the proximity-based free dating app are hoping it will appeal to China's 464 million mobile internet users -- none of whom have access to Facebook.

On the same day that China decided to forbid financial companies from processing Bitcoin-related transactions, Bank of America gave the virtual currency some love.

The latest cost of living survey from ECA International shows that China became more expensive in 2013 and Japan less so.

Bitcoin is everywhere these days, and so is the confusion. Here are three myths about the virtual currency you need to stop believing now.

A country with a fifth of China's population is actually responsible for the most attack traffic.

Global spending on business travel is expected to reach $1.12 trillion this year, according to a new report. Here's a look at the countries spending the most.

A report from the Pew Research Center shows that many people across the world see China as on its way to becoming the dominant global superpower.

The search giant says its vice president and Greater China president, Liu Yun, will pursue other opportunities.

In this case study, costume company Revolution Dancewear put in the miles to improve its relationship with its Chinese manufacturers.

An executive of a disposable medical-supply manufacturer is being held in his office outside of Beijing by his own employees, according to news reports.

We take a peek inside the backpack of Tate Chalk, founder of apparel brand Nfinity, who travels frequently to Asia and other destinations.

The author of 'Selling to China' offers advice for American entrepreneurs eager to do business in China, the world's second-largest economy.

With analysts predicting a surge in international hacking threats, here's what small businesses need to do to stay out of the crosshairs.

Understanding cultural differences is becoming more important in the increasingly global economy. Consider this advice when seeking out new business connections in China and elsewhere in Asia.