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Numerous writings on dietetic culture appeared, including the Book of Foods, by Cui Hao and some parts of the Essentials for Common People (on food), by Jia Sixie in the Northern Wei Dynasty (386 ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Ed Burke co-defendant Charles Cui has been sentenced to more than two years in prison. Judge Virginia Kendall sentenced Cui, Burke's long-time associate, to 32 months in prison ...

I cover Chinese billionaires, and help to compile the China Rich List as well as Under30 list in Asia. I contribute to Forbes, and previously I freelanced for SCMP and Nikkei. Prior to Beijing, I ...

Cui Xiuwen (Chinese, b.1970) is a photographer best known for her statements on feminism. Born in Haerbin, China, the artist received a BA in Fine Arts from the Northeast Normal University. She later ...

Hong Kong’s government reappointed Eddie Yue as its de-facto central bank chief to another five-year term to keep stability in the financial hub. Yue, 59, will get a raise in his annual salary ...

The Coast Guard rescued two divers who went missing 15 miles offshore from Matagorda ...

Karen Hao is the senior AI editor at MIT Technology Review, covering the field’s cutting-edge research and its impacts on society. She writes a weekly newsletter called The Algorithm ...

But Li Nai and Zhu Hao arrive at the spot and release his call recordings to the public. Xuyang tries to grab Cui Can’s sister to stop her from voting for Li Nai but is taken down by Cui Can.

Karen Hao is a former Hong Kong-based reporter for The Wall Street Journal, covering China tech and society. She was previously a senior editor for artificial intelligence at MIT Technology Review ...

BEIJING--Retired Chinese soccer player Hao Haidong has angered the country’s leadership by allying himself with an eccentric billionaire who has called for the downfall of the Communist government.

Yue's first term coincided with one of the most tumultuous periods in Hong Kong's financial history, when interest rates soared from zero to a 13-year high of 5.75 per cent while the local economy ...