Mon, October 28, 2019 at 6:09 AM UTC Last summer’s “Crazy Rich Asians” was a box office champion in the U.S. and hailed there as a watershed moment for Asian-American representation, but the film had ...

China’s first Hello Kitty theme park is set to open in the city of Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, in January 2015 on New Year's Day. Built at a cost of US$325 million, the newly completed entertainment ...

The world’s favorite mouthless, red ribbon-wearing kitten has reached legal drinking age. Hello Kitty, the iconic cartoon cat designed by Japanese company Sanrio, is now selling beer in China. The ...

Hello, a Chinese bike-sharing and ride-hailing firm backed by fintech giant Ant Group, unveiled its first driverless taxi on Thursday, intensifying competition with local rivals Baidu, WeRide and Pony ...

Never mind stationery or fashion accessories. Hello Kitty’s cute face now stares back at you from the bottom of your bowl, in the form of dumplings and other kinds of dim sum in the world’s first ...

Two of the most successful brand licensors in the world explained how they intend to grow their China businesses at a conference in Hong Kong this week "The potential China has in the next 20 to 30 ...

Updates to add Apple news about 50 additional countries for iPhone 5 distribution in December. Keeping you in the loop on some of the things happening around Apple this week. And it’s been a busy week ...

Chinese hardliners just had their stance justified by the erratic, verging on unhinged, behavior in the United States and by its military. First the storming of the capitol on Jan 6. Seen from Beijing ...

Days before a state visit to neighboring China, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi strode into the realm of Chinese social media, though his latest efforts at online diplomacy have drawn an uneven ...

The future of naval warfare will likely include lasers, auto-cannons, and hypersonic missiles launched from the other side of the horizon. But while it may not have a defense against frickin’ lasers, ...

In summer 2006, Mark Bessire immersed himself in the studio zone of Shanghai. His mission: To see as much contemporary Chinese art as possible. The result of his efforts is on display at the Bates ...