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Reverse brain drain: China engineers incentives for “brain gain”

Chinese who found it hard to fit in at the water cooler abroad feel newly valued at home as China creates a reverse brain drain of financial incentives for native talent to return.

China economy hits bottom. Time to buy stocks?

Mo Yan: Why the Swedish Academy awarded Mo Yan the Nobel Prize (+video)

Bufori cars: What makes the Malaysian luxury auto so special?

Amnesty International reports rise of forced evictions in China

The New Economy America's best jobs program? Trade reform with China.

China cyberspies suspected in new caper: what has experts worried

Stocks snap losing streak

Marriage bounty: Tycoon offers $65 million for a man to wed his lesbian daughter

Complex web of interests drives US bid for calm on South China Sea

Bo Xilai case: Police chief Wang Lijun gets 15 years, avoids death penalty (+video)

China manufacturing slows. Asian stocks fall.

China marks 'National Humiliation Day' with anti-Japanese protests (+video)

Tensions rise between China and Japan over disputed islands

Japanese shops, factories close in China after violence

Chinese protesters clash with police outside Japanese embassy (+video)

Stealing US business secrets: Experts ID two huge cyber 'gangs' in China

Global News Blog China reacts with surveillance ships to Japan's purchase of disputed islands

Stock futures nudged higher by possible ECB deal

Apple stock: the market's new MVP

Chapter & Verse Attention booklovers: Tokyo and Paris are your cities

The New Economy US jobs report eases global gloom

London 2012 diving: China takes gold, USA silver in 3-meter synchronized

Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry: movie review

China's leaders hope murder charge will end talk of scandal