Global Stock Markets Coast Through Christmas Eve
Global stock markets coast through Christmas Eve
What Are Hypersonic Weapons? Russia Claiming Military Superiority For First Time
“Now we have a situation that is unique in modern history when they are trying to catch up to us,” Russian President Vladimir Putin gloated.
Tuesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Narrowly Mixed On Thin Christmas Eve Trading
US stocks closed narrowly mixed on Tuesday.
US-China Trade War: Trump Says He Will Sign 'Phase One' Trade Deal With Xi Jinping
The "Phase One" deal was agreed to earlier this month.
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Strikes Kill 8 In Syria's Idlib As Turkey, France Urge De-escalation
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North Korea News: China, Japan, South Korea Meet As Pyongyang Threatens 'Christmas Gift' For US
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China Hosts Japan, South Korea With Eyes On Nuclear North
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Uber News: Why Kalanick Resigned From Board Of Directors
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CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date
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Uber Says Co-founder Travis Kalanick To Leave Company's Board
Uber says co-founder Travis Kalanick to leave company's board
US Military Looking To Pull Back? Why The Pentagon May Withdraw Troops From West Africa
Some 225.000 U.S. troops are stationed in Europe and Asia, not including the Middle East, the largest contingent in Japan.
Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Moderately Higher On Shortened Christmas Eve Trading
US stocks opened higher on Tuesday.
Climate Change News: How Christmas Is Now Affected By Global Warming
Danish Christmas tree growers want to add the noble fir to their product mix and warming temperatures may make that possible.
China Confiscates 7,000 Crypto Mining Machines; Bitcoin Mining Tools Use 40 Times More Electricity
The crusade against crypto mining in China isn't over, and although its no longer a crime to set up mining operations in the country, stealing energy to power mining computers is still, needless to say, punishable by law -- which is the same for any other country.
Ethiopia Launches Its First Satellite, Caps Great Year For African Space Industry
Ethiopia launched its first satellite on Dec. 20. The launch marks the eighth African satellite launch this year, and the 41st satellite launch in African space history.
Vietnam Seizes Two Tonnes Of Ivory And Pangolin Scales
Vietnam seizes two tonnes of ivory and pangolin scales
China Signals Stepping Up Economic Support In 2020
China signals stepping up economic support in 2020
Grand Theft Protest: Hong Kongers And Chinese Gamers Battle Online
Grand Theft Protest: Hong Kongers and Chinese gamers battle online
Tesla Stock Up 3% On News Of $1.4B China Loan To Bolster Shanghai Gigafactory
American Electric car maker Tesla’s shares hit a landmark in the stock market Monday at $420 for the first time after rising more than 3.6 percent.
Tesla News: Electric Vehicle Car Company To Borrow $1.4 Billion From Chinese Banks For Shanghai Gigafactory
Tesla will use the loans to pay off existing Chinese debt and to fund its China business operations.
Global Markets Fly Out Of Holiday Lethargy On Boeing CEO Shakeup
Global markets fly out of holiday lethargy on Boeing CEO shakeup
Syria Regime Forces Surround Turkish Army Post In Idlib
Syria regime forces surround Turkish army post in Idlib
Monday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise As China Cut Tariffs On Hundreds Of Imports, Dow Boosted By Boeing
US stocks sets record for third straight session on Chinese tariff cuts. The Dow rose on Boeing's decision to fire Dennis Muilenburg.
London Child Reportedly Finds Messages Of Labor Abuses In Christmas Cards From Chinese Factory
English supermarket chain, Tesco, announced it has suspended its working relationship with the Chinese factory the cards were reportedly made.
Russia Tests 'Sovereign' Internet Amid Fears Of Online Isolation
Russia tests 'sovereign' internet amid fears of online isolation
Monday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After China Cuts Tariffs On Hundreds Of Imports
U.S. stocks opened higher on Monday on word China plans to reduce tariffs on agriculture and other goods come Jan. 1.
China's Xi Supports Improvement In Relations Between North And South Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping told South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Monday that China is supportive of South Korea’s efforts to improve relationships with its northern neighbor North Korea. The reason for the show of support is to spur peace talks, according to China’s Foreign Ministry.
Trump Blows Hot Air At Windmills: 'I Never Understood Wind'
President Trump says windmills are expensive, environmentally hazardous and "kill bald eagles."
China Denies Allegations Of Forced Labour At Shanghai Prison
China denies allegations of forced labour at Shanghai prison
Japan's Abe Urges Hong Kong Freedoms In Xi Meeting
Japan's Abe urges Hong Kong freedoms in Xi meeting
Ex-inmate Hits Back At China 'Lies' Over Prison Labour Row
Ex-inmate hits back at China 'lies' over prison labour row
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