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American and Chinese officials will meet in Geneva on Tuesday to discuss risks associated with advanced artificial intelligence (AI), according to senior administration officials. The ...

Asian stocks are mostly lower following the weekend release of weak China lending data. U.S. futures were mixed and oil prices fell.

The daily struggle to find work for Chinese immigrants living illegally in a borough of New York is a far cry from the picture Donald Trump and other Republicans have sought to paint ...

From the park's mountain peaks to its winding roads to its wood-panelled buildings, Chinese American history is everywhere in Yosemite – if you know where to look. Hidden beyond the iconic Half ...

A multigeneration audience flocked to the Umbrella Arts Festival Saturday afternoon for a celebration of Asian American art and culture.

Staff at a Chinese supermarket chain can take ‘unhappy days’ whenever they want. Perhaps we’re finally recognising a basic truth: work doesn’t make us happy
No more croaky, fake phone-in-sick voice for the employees of one regional Chinese supermarket chain: the founder of Pang Dong Lai, Yu Donglai, is offering employees up to 10 days’ “unhappiness leave”.
“I want every staff member to have freedom. Everyone has times when they’re not happy, so if you’re not happy, do not come to work,” Yu said at an industry conference, . Staff can take “unhappy days” when they want, in addition to normal sick and holiday leave entitlements, and management can’t refuse: “Denial is a violation,” Yu said. He seems like a decent boss: employee salaries are nearly double the sector average, and Yu has reportedly spoken out against China’s long hours culture and said: “We want our employees to have a healthy and relaxed life, so that the company will be too.” (Though, combined with Pang Dong Lai’s slogan, “Freedom and love”, there’s a slight echo of the “free granola bar, nap pod, good vibes” tyranny of tech’s punishing work culture.)
Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnist

May is Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month and we here at CPR have several ways you can participate with events and with music from Indie 102.3. Indie 102.3 is highlighting Asian artists ...

Winchell, 41, is believed to be the state’s first Vietnamese-American state court judge. It’s fitting that Winchell will assume her new role this month, which is Asian American and Pacific Islander ...

Cultural differences, stereotyping, unconscious bias, struggles with identity crisis, the myth of the “model minority,” and the “perpetual foreigner” syndrome are challenges facing Asian Americans, ...

The findings that the CEO of a company registered as a foreign agent set up an Asian parade raises new questions over Chinese influence operations in the U.S.

BISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - The North Dakota Asian-American Arts and Cultural Initiative hosted its Third Annual Cultural Expo Saturday at the Heritage Center.