In China, Stamps Can Make You Rich Stamp collecting is usually seen as a hobby for old nerds, but some young investors in China are laughing all the way to the bank with their gains on Asian stamps.

The four stamps, issued by China Post, each depicts pi the mathematical constant, the Pythagorean theorem, Euler's formula and Mobius strip. [Photo by Jiang Dong/China Daily] They are enthralled ...

For half a century, Japan and China have enjoyed normalized ties -- but not always friendly ones. Japan's post office has marked the anniversary of each passing decade with the release of a ...

Join Silicon Central for a philatelic showcase with rare stamps and cultural exhibits from April 16-20 in Dubai. Bringing ...

Nearly 162,000 counterfeit US “forever” stamps shipped from China were recently seized at a Chicago mail facility by US Border Patrol agents, authorities said. Anti-terrorism contraband agents ...

China wrapped up its week-long National Party Congress meetings on Tuesday, where its nearly 3,000 representatives cast votes to pass a total of seven bills in half an hour. Analysts called China’s ...

The first stamp was created in Great Britain on May 1, 1840. It wouldn't take long for people to start collecting them. Just one year later, a woman placed an ad in the London Times seeking ...

who talks about Indiana exports to China, why you’ll soon be able to play games on fridge, and another price hike for stamps. Report: Indiana sent more than $9B in goods to China Indiana ...