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The U.S. risks getting pulled into territorial disputes between China and its neighbors.

Vice presidential nominee talks about returning power to the people, but the people he listens to already have the power.

McCormick & Co. has signed an agreement to buy Chinese company Wuhan Asia-Pacific Condiments for $114 million, the Sparks-based firm announced Monday.

McCormick & Co. has signed an agreement to buy Chinese company Wuhan Asia-Pacific Condiments for $114 million, the Sparks-based firm announced Monday.

Secret assistance to rebel groups may be winding up in the hands of America's greatest enemies.

Unfair trade with Asian competitors is killing the U.S. economy, but neither Barack Obama nor Mitt Romney is proposing a way to address it.

The competition/cooperation model at the Olympics could push nations to greater economic success

IZOD IndyCar Series CEO Randy Bernard held an impromptu question-and-answer session with the media Sunday before the Honda 200 at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and was asked about his expectations for the Grand Prix of Baltimore.

Q&A with auctioneer Lynne Zink, who recently won the International Auctioneer Championship.

Thanks to Obama's rejection of Keystone pipeline, China may buy Canadian oil

Mitt Romney can make the case that he will do a better job running the economy if he can show how he will deal with unfair competition from China.

Brazil, Russia, India and China have hamstrung global responses to Iran and Syria.

Neighborhood news from West Friendship columnist Lisa Peklo

T. Rowe Price Group reported that earnings rose slightly in the second quarter to $206.8 million on revenues of $736.8 million.

Companies like Bain do much to help the economy, but Mitt Romney is failing to mount a credible defense of his time there under attack from President Obama. He could do well to take a page out of his opponent's 2008 playbook.

United States should quit human rights group that would include Syria as a member

U.S. might try being honest about our economic interests in Middle East conflicts

About six months after Stephen and Tracy Namie adopted their daughter, Tatum, from China, they will celebrate her first birthday on the Fourth of July.

Canada and China are refusing to get on the bailout bandwagon

Rachel Marsden says the First World has taken on the bad habits of the Third World

All eyes will be on the Federal Reserve at its meeting next week, but the body can't do much to save us from slow growth and the risk of another recession.

Sparrows Point closure shows decline of U.S. manufacturing

Unless consumers start spending again, U.S. is heading for another recession

The demise of Sparrows Point was inevitable in a system in which U.S. workers can't hope to compete

W.R. Grace said Thursday that it will acquire the assets of Chinese manufacturer Noblestar Catalysts Co. Ltd.

With Osama bin Laden dead, the war in Iraq over and the war in Afghanistan winding down, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta told graduating midshipmen Tuesday to prepare themselves for "one of the key projects" of their generation: Building American strength in the Asia-Pacific region.

Ship bringing massive cranes from China is expected in Baltimore by mid-June.

Sparrows Point to idle plant and lay off workers as it has several times over the last decade raising concerns about its future

Four Towson High School students left for two months in Xi'an, China on Sunday. They will live with host families and attend the Tie Yi School.

Rachel Marsden asks, what is the alternative to austerity for Europe?

A top House Democrat says the cybersecurity bill protects innovation and privacy.

In "Going to St. Ives," Colonial Players offers a touching story about two women becoming acquainted over tea

Rising inequality is leading to boiling frustration, at home and abroad

The Obama administration's practice of putting economic and military issues at the forefront of U.S.-China relations shortchanges human rights.

Having offered refuge to the Chinese dissident, the U.S. can't simply walk away when his life may be in danger

David Horsey examines the inequitable gains in the U.S. economy.

Amber Varlack, a first-grade teacher at West Towson Elementary School, is using technology to allow her students to exercise even when they're confined indoors.