For decades, GDP growth has been an "obsession" for China's government. No more.

Marketplace Tech host Ben Johnson tells us what to expect in the year ahead.

Basically, anywhere and everywhere it can be stored.

A Stanford anthropologist calls the ban a "sideshow" and points out that the country is a "superpower" of cigarette production.

It’s a big deal for investors, for whom it's now a lot easier to invest in China.

The U.S. cleared hurdles to send two major trade agreements forward.

The U.S. commitments for reducing carbon emissions are mostly already in place.

The U.S. and China are drawing a line in the sand on greenhouse gas emissions.

Here's what it says and why it matters.