Chinese teacher who had student hold umbrella rebuked
Tradition of having underlings in China hold umbrellas to be shielded from the elements comes under criticism
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Tradition of having underlings in China hold umbrellas to be shielded from the elements comes under criticism
U.S. stocks were poised to open lower, with Dow and broader S&P futures edging down 0.2 percent
Futures augured a positive start on Wall Street: Dow futures rose 0.4 percent, and S&P 500 futures were up 0.3 percent
In a series of 20 tweets, John Angelos defended protesters and those living in economic devastation
Mediterranean exercises mark the latest expansion of the growing informal partnership between the two militaries
"It's a totally bizarre animal. We believe it can fly, though it probably was not a great flyer"
Ongoing investigation over imported products; shares plunge in pre-market trading, down 13 percent before the opening bell
But China's production is less effective than more established wine-making countries, and its output is only the seventh-biggest
U.S. and China are locked in a high stakes contest over satellites that are critical to national security and everyday life
The president and Republican Party find a rare bipartisan moment over current overseas trade negotiations
Stripteases and erotic performances are a growing trend at funerals, prompting complaints on social media -- and from Chinese government
Foreign companies say they are being unfairly targeted and that Beijing is protecting domestic enterprises
Zoo officials determined the best genetic match for their female giant panda is a male who lives 7,000 miles away in China
International car makers woo Chinese consumers with their latest wheels
An new U.N. report finds the two countries throw out more than third of the world's discarded electronics and appliances
President Xi arrived in Islamabad Monday with $46 billion in promised investments and received a warm reception from Pakistan officials
"You're constantly in fear of having your work removed or getting punished," journalist tells CBS News. "...You start to censor yourself"
Growth in the People's Republic is sliding faster than its top officials expected, a potential blow for the global economy
Futures pointed to a lower open on Wall Street: S&P 500 futures were down 0.6 percent and Dow futures dropped 0.7 percent
Gao Yu's 7-year sentence sends chilling message amid Communist Party's crackdown on anything resembling dissent
Wall Street looked set for a positive open: Both S&P and Dow futures were trading 0.2 percent higher
Ex-Treasury chief Hank Paulson, who helped avert the second Great Depression in 2008, says there's an even more urgent crisis, and we need China's help
Beijing released the women's rights campaigners after international outcry, but charges could still be brought later
On Wall Street, futures for the Standard & Poor's 500 and Down were both down 0.1 percent
The new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will compete with the World Bank and the IMF