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A passenger passes a photo montage of the Shanghai skyline in a subway station in Pudong, the financial district of Shanghai, on Feb.

The Missouri Botanical Garden brings an unprecedented international exhibition to St.A Louis for a limited run this summer.

Chinese landscape architects are buffeted by twoA trends changing the planet: the information technology revolution coming out of the U.S. andA one of theA largest mass migrations in history, the current process ofA urbanizationA in China, said Liang Wei, PhD, a landscape architect andA professor at the Beijing Tsinghua Urban Planning & Design ... (more)

A car windscreen was smashed with a shovel in a confrontation between a road-worker and a tourism operator after tensions rose last week during one of many long closures of the main road toA Kanokupolu.

As credit default swaps A for many euro zone sovereigns haveA zoomed to ever new record highs this year,A ChineseA CDS too have been quietlyA creeping higher.A Five-year CDS are around 135 bps today, meaning it costs $135,000 a year to insure exposure to $10 million of Chinese risk over a five-year period.

Android on a stick anyone? TheA FXI Cotton Candy A garnered a lot of attention andA is slowly starting to filter its way into the wild, but the Chinese market has just released a similar Android based thumb stick.

In Hong Kong and other wealthy enclaves in China, many upperclass Chinese have no qualmsA about spending big bucks for a top-notch Feng Shui consultant to evaluate their home or officeA to ensure their space's energy alignment will boost their fortune.

The chairman ofA a House subcommittee thatA helps shapeA the nation's nuclear arsenal, Rep.

The recent closure of two private schools in China for the crime of trying to sustain Tibetan culture is a reminder that Beijing's war on Tibetans continues.

Founded in Stockholm in 1978, Heyrobics is a fitness fad that is attracting both locals and expats in Beijing.A A petite blonde fitness instructor clad in baby-pink shorts dances in the middle of a circle.

Even ifA ChinaA makes a rare concession and allows legal activist Chen Guangcheng to leave the country with his family, otherA dissidentsA say they don't expect a broader easing of controls.