Costs are coming down as China’s fledgling shale industry gets its feet underneath it—but there’s still a long way to go.

The OPM hack risked exposing CIA agents at the Beijing embassy, forcing the Agency to recall its spies from Beijing.

Leaked letters in the Times of London suggest the Kingdom is under great strain—and so is the King.

A call for a new stimulus in Japan comes amid widespread concerns that Japan may be sliding into recession.

Blocked in China, Silicon Valley’s internet giants are getting hot on India.

Under pressure from labor unions, Hillary Clinton is expected to break with the Obama administration and call for the repeal of the Affordable Care Act’s Cadillac Tax.

Washington is now reconsidering what intelligence it can share with Baghdad, given that any information is likely to make it to Russia, and, more importantly, to Syria.

Deloitte is the latest major UK company to announce that its recruiters will no longer consider which university applicants attended. More, please.

The bearish crude market could cut Russian oil production by as much as 10 percent in the coming years. Russia’s medium-term energy prospects are downright dismal

When it comes to American foreign policy, dodge, vacillate, and retreat seem to be the order of the day.