The latest economic data out of China show a continued slowdown there. New numbers on factory output and retail sales came in below expectations this morning.

For the past few years, China has had much higher economic growth rates than we're seeing in the U.S. But when China releases its latest GDP figures tomorrow, forecasters are expecting the worst growth in three years.

A survey finds more money does not equal more happiness in China.

Will weak economic indicators out of Beijing be enough to hurt the U.S. economy? Economists differ.

China appears to be on the verge of an economic slowdown, and that has investors around the globe concerned.

Growth is slowing, inflation is still high and there's a leadership change in store for China in 2012.

Concerned over the runaway growth of its housing market, China imposed new laws to slow speculation. But trying to curb a potential housing bubble may hurt the country's high growth.

China watchers are hoping for a soft landing for its overheated economy.

With ongoing troubles in Europe and an obvious slow down in many Asian economies, it looks as though America might be the bright spot in the global economy.

China has unveiled plans for space exploration over the next five years. The country says it'll launch space laboratories, manned spaceships, and an eventual goal of building a space station and putting a man on the moon.