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The new year has arrived and for those looking to get into Asia's crowdfunding market, here are our predictions.

A tantalizingly vast market lays behind an Internet firewall foreign businesses can't hope to climb without local help.

Experts noted that comparable outages would likely continue in the future.

Disruptions to Google's services in China began last June, coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the massacre at Tiananmen Square.

The company raised a fresh $1.1 billion from investors and is currently the No. 3 smartphone company in the world behind Samsung and Apple.

The U.S. sandwich chain is investigating reports that workers in Beijing doctored food labels and used produce beyond its expiration date.

Check out what China, Indonesia and the Dominican Republic can teach Cuba about franchising.

Questions have been raised about the licensing standards for Uber drivers in Taiwan and the Chinese mainland mega city of Chongqing.

Among the tech elite, it was a good year for Jack Ma, Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg. For Jeff Bezos, not so much.

Lavish investment in research and development is rapidly bringing China's tech sector to world-class capabilities.

Yum Brands, the parent company of the three chains, is so focused on millennials, its executives used Twitter lingo during a major investor meeting.

McDonald's same-store sales fell 2.2 percent in November, even worse than analysts' expectations. Here are four ways to end the slump.

As any good salesperson knows, speak their language and you're halfway there.

He says that China and 'probably one or two' other countries have the ability to invade and possibly shut down computer systems of U.S. power utilities, aviation networks and financial companies.

The report by communications giant Ericsson also stated that mobile growth is happening the fastest in India and China, with video comprising the largest segment of data traffic.

Could a deal for Apple Pay be far behind?

The deal could pave the way for the first major tariff-cutting agreement at the World Trade Organization in 17 years.

Even though McDonald's same-stores sales declined in October, the fast-food chain was able to beat analysts' expectations.

Building the Internet of Things will require a much deeper collaboration of the US tech industry and Chinese manufacturers than simply outsourcing.

He conducted a 30-minute Q&A in Beijing Wednesday entirely in Mandarin, taking the time to crack a few jokes.

The hackers are said to have intercepted data and potentially gained access to passwords, iMessages, photos and contacts.