Today in China, leaders will meet for the year's most important economic summit. On the table is the crisis in Europe, the financial problems in the U.S., and what's in store for the domestic economy.

The crisis in Europe has hurt worldwide demand for goods, and workers in China are protesting against the lost wages that come with decreased output

General Motors and Ford both reported a rise in car sales in China.

Over the past decade, Asia has grown more powerful economically, but the woes of a major export destination and finance source worry the Asians.

Bad smog in Beijing is costing the U.S. billions.

China's economy is slowing down, and it isn't just the debt problems in Europe causing the shift.

The government in China has decided to ban all advertisements on primetime TV in the coming year, leaving foreign companies who have invested millions without an outlet.

Apple remains tight-lipped as its Chinese suppliers reportedly pollute and break environmental laws. Activists hope that putting pressure on the big brand will impact other Chinese polluters.

In China, the government is considering phasing out college majors that don't allow students to find work after graduation.

China is now the world's largest smartphone market — but smartphones there aren't quite the same as the ones Americans are used to.