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Byline: Julie Makinen;Samuel Chan;Jonathan Kaiman TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Firefighters and military personnel raced throughout the night Saturday in a search for survivors trapped in buildings collapsed by a magnitude 6.4 [...]

HONG KONG -- Halifax Fan began manufacturing industrial fans in 1965; its factory in West Yorkshire, England, with fewer than 75 workers, produces heavy-duty machinery for customers like power plants, [...]

HONG KONG -- Next to a children's amusement park and upstairs from two huge nightclubs in Shenzhen, the creative minds of Tecatech are at work designing remote controls, headphones and [...]

THE BASICS Leisure travelers to Hong Kong have had little reason to visit Taikoo, a staid district of office towers and high-rise apartments. But Swire Hotels, an upstart brand that [...]

DOWN a crooked lane across from a shabby beauty shop, the old Macao mansion known as the Mandarin's House always seemed to have space for newcomers knocking at its gate. [...]

For Allison Brown, it was a simple question that changed her life in 2002: 'Would you like to rent the house?' The 90-year-old, waddle-and-daub home, a traditional structure in Laos, […]

As the 10th anniversary of his company approached this month, Jack Ma sat down and penned a note to his 15,000 employees at the Alibaba Group. The chief executive reflected […]

Reports on the birth of sextuplets to Jacqueline and Linden Thompson. Names of the five surviving sextuplets; Rarity of sextuplets; Information on the Thompsons; What hospital officials said.

Presents information on the repetitive job done by James R. Gray and Millegan Cobia on the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge. Examination of the job done by these two median men; Comments from John Payne, acting chief of traffic operations for the D.C. Department of Public Works.