A male teenager killed another boy over what he thought was a racist “Gangnam Style” dance. The incident took place outside a shop in Gorton, Manchester.
In his book “Ghost Boy,” Martin Pistorius of South Africa tells his story about the things he remembers from being in a coma for 12 years, one of which was his mother hoping he dies.
Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe offered $415 million to settle the case where the companies were accused of not hiring workers from each other.
Foreigners have a huge impact on community relations. Ricardo Blazquez, chief trade representative in China for Valencia, which is Spain's third-largest city, is now advocating for closer relations among the residents from various nations living within the community.
Palace Pizza delivery guy Jarrid Tansey got $11, 500 after a video showing him being humiliated by a few employees of a car dealership over a dispute of $7.
An abandoned baby was saved by a long-haired tabby cat from dying from the cold.
The Mexican government has resumed its bidding process for a bullet train project, after the Chinese-led consortium's winning tender was nulled by the Latin American country because of controversies, Shanghai Daily reported.
China's legislature and other Chinese authorities formally met on Thursday to go over and study President Xi Jinping's current anti-corruption instructions.
Shanghai has kept the top spot among China's major cities in terms of salaries, according to a report on Zhaopin.com.
China accepted more than 928,000 invention patent applications in 2014, 103,000 more than the previous year, the State Intellectual Property Office (SIPO) reported on Thursday.
MySpace still reached 50 million viewers a months since users are on the lookout for throwback photos.
The features of LG G4 were leaked online and it reportedly has a stunning 16 megapixel main camera.
China pledges that it will heighten the competitive edge of its nuclear industry sector as it has seen a steady growth over the past 60 years, according to a statement made by President Xi Jinping on Thursday.
Following the talks between China and Thailand in Dec. 2014, a Thursday announcement revealed that construction of the $12.22-billion joint rail project will commence in Sept. 2015.
The State Council of China is expected to grant approval to the construction of three nuclear power stations after a near four-year suspension.
