Second place held by Japanese women and Icelandic and Swiss men
In-game items have also been found at sensitive landmarks or inappropriate locations
Baidu Inc, China’s largest Internet search company, posted its steepest-ever quarterly profit decline and slowest growth in revenue in nearly eight years, hit by a healthcare scandal that ensnared the company this year.
The International Monetary Fund said the yen’s surge this year has brought the Japanese currency closer to its fair value, in an assessment that contrasts with expressions of concern by the country’s policy makers about the exchange rate.
World Health Organisation implores Beijing to improve patients’ access to treatment
City could find itself stuck in the middle of a trade war, between a US led by the Republican Party nominee and China
The force said it will keep a close watch on crowded parks and other venues, to ‘avoid accidents’ after the release of the hugely popular smartphone game in the city
Property tycoon and casino owner announces former US President Jimmy Carter, Medecins Sans Frontieres and Professor Yuan Longping as winners of the first annual, HK$60 million Lui Che Woo Prize.
Police need to change tactics to encourage sex safe between prostitutes and their clients, study says
Juliana Lopez Sarrazola, 22, could have faced death sentence after being caught with 610 grams of cocaine hidden in laptop at Guangzhou airport last July
Half of mainland China’s population has been roasting under week-long extreme heat, with air temperatures in some regions exceeding 50 degrees Celsius.
Imperial College London looked at residents of 200 countries from 1914 to 2014
Broad consensus on framework to assess structural improvements, but differences remain between US and China
Flood of Chinese shipments aggravating glut in Asia
Lo Ka-shui says regulator-based regime would not promote market development and would be damaging to Hong Kong as an international centre
The effects of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union will show gradually over time, but won’t change the stable pattern of China’s capital movement, according to the nation’s foreign exchange regulator.
Public security authorities target personal data leaks as criminals increasing turn to hi-tech methods to gain information
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