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Bullying Epidemic in China: Violence Grows Among the Young

One in every five students is being bullied in China. Student Huang Tanghong was rushed to the hospital after one of the routine beatings and abuse he had been receiving from three bullies at his school in the Fujian Province in China.

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'Pesto' Demand is Slowly Hurting The Environment

The demand for the tasty green sauce that is added to pasta might be damaging the ecosystems of the Far East, and many animals are being affected by the sourcing of the nuts that make the pesto.
Mars Calls for Food Safety Collaboration with Its New Global Food Safety Center

The new Mars Global Food Safety Center is the hub for collaboration to ensure food quality around the world.
Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese in Macau to Launch $3.2 Billion Casino-Resort

On Tuesday, the world-beating gambling hub of China got a taste of some Hollywood enchantment as its newest casino-resort made its debut, with an ostentatiously attractive grand opening that masks turmoil behind the scenes.
Kurt Russell Has High Hopes for 'Big Trouble in Little China' Remake

If you don't know the legendary Kurt Russell, then you should probably go see Vanilla Sky and Bone Tomahawk. In an interview with Collider, Russell reveals he's elated with the remake of Big Trouble in Little China, a movie he starred in during the 80's which was directed by Jack Burton. The remake will star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Kisses Deluxe: Hershey's Introduces Biggest Kisses Product in 25 Years

Kisses are getting bigger. The Hershey Company is going bigger than ever for the Kisses brand this holiday season. According to USA Today, the Pennsylvania-based chocolate company announced on Tuesday that they'll be introducing a new product in the United States market: the Hershey's Kisses Deluxe.
IBM Does the Unthinkable and Opens Source Code to China

IBM opened its doors to Chinese IT experts who reviewed source code for unspecified product. IBM just conducted unprecedented and controlled tech demonstrations for a foreign government wherein source code for certain software was revealed.
Pepsi Co. Promotes Brand in China Using Smartphone

The popular soft drinks company Pepsi Co. has partnered with a China-based Company as part of an agreement to launch a smart phone in the country.
Fossil Human Teeth in China Indicate Successful Diaspora Out of Africa to be 20,000 Years Earlier

The long-accepted narrative oncerning mankind's spread throughout the globe from Africa is now being challenged by fossils discovered in China.
World's Largest Radio Telescope, China's FAST, Nearing Completion

China's FAST (Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope) will become the world's largest operational radio telescope which will potentially be able to detect signs of life on planets in solar systems that are as far as at least ten billion light years away.
The 'Great Tea Trade' Created 'Americas First Millionaires'

The tea trade was a powerful industry that connected numerous countries together. Who would have thought that the tea trade that occurred between China and North America was pivotal to creating the first millionaires in the United States? There was such a time when the U.
'Food Royalty': Black Rice Proven to Have Very High Nutritional Value

It was once served to only royalty in China and is revered for having very high health benefits. Black rice has always been a very discreet food. It is not well known in a lot of places since it is produce in very small quantities.
Stephon Marbury Net Worth: Basketball Player's $15 'Starbury' Sneakers Are Returning! [PHOTOS]

We've got another celebrity shoe coming! Basketball player Stephon Marbury hasn't been under the "American spotlight" for a few years now, but that doesn't mean he's out of the game.
Billionaires Net Worth: Find Out How 7 of the Richest Billionaires Under 35 Made Their Money [PHOTOS + VIDEO]

Some were self-made, some were inherited. Find out which is which! Everyone aspires to be successful someday, and with that image of success, come the image of wealth.
U.S. Strikes Cybertheft Agreement With China

China's pledge to help crack down on hackers who steal commercial secrets from the United States, even coming as it did amid a bit of arm-twisting by President Barack Obama, is a big breakthrough that could reduce U.S.-China tensions and end huge losses for American companies, according to WXXI.