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Libra Coin Key For 'America's Financial Leadership': Zuckerberg

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said the proposed digital currency Libra would empower people and extend America's financial leadership in the world

Hover-taxi Whizzes Over Singapore, Firm Eyes Asian Push

The 18 propeller vehicle took off from a promontory and flew for about two minutes and 30 seconds

A drone-like flying taxi whirred over Singapore's waterfront Tuesday, with the firm behind the test hoping the aircraft will revolutionise travel in traffic-choked Asian cities.The 18 propeller vehicle, developed by German firm Volocopter and with a pilot onboard during the test flight, took off from a promontory and flew for about two minutes and 30 seconds around the Marina Bay district.Heavy rains in the morning almost delayed the flight, but the skies cleared in time for the battery-operated, two-seater taxi to quietly fly past skyscrapers.

Car Industry Woes To Push Continental Into 2019 Loss

Burning rubber: Continental's share price rose four percent

Wall Street retreated in part on revived US-China trade worries after US lawmakers approved Hong Kong's autonomy, which angered China

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: Stocks Mixed On Trade Hopes, Corporate Earnings

McDonald's missed estimates on disappointing efforts to lure U.S. customers away from competitors.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks on-stage during a product launch event at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino,

Apple CEO Tim Cook Appointed Chairman Of China University Amid Hong Kong Protest Outcry

Apple Inc. CEO Tim Cook has been appointed the new chairman of the Advisory Board of the School of Economics and Management (SEM) of Tsinghua University in Beijing, China. Cook, who will serve as chairman for three years succeeds Breyer Capital founder Jim Breyer in that role. The appointment comes at a time of increasing tensions between the Chinese Communist government and pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong.

Social Media App TikTok Removes Islamic State Propaganda Videos

TikTok said it had removed videos and deleted accounts on the platform associated with the Islamic State group

Trump Says 'Phase 1' China Trade Pact On Track For November

US President Donald Trump speaks during a cabinet meeting about the US-China trade deal

Apple CEO Tim Cook, seen at the 2018 iPhone launch event, is expected to unveil new handsets but also speak about content and services that are increasingly important to the tech giant

iPhone 12 Reportedly Houses A14 5nm-Based SoC; Chips Arrived At Apple Last September

A new report claimed iPhone 12 would house Apple's A14 5nm-based SoC.

NASA Wants International Partners To Go To Moon Too

The US wants to return humans to the Moon by 2024

Venezuela's Guaido Holds 'Exploratory' Talks With China, Russia: Envoy

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido (pictured October 17, 2019) met with various Chinese delegations in Caracas, according to his diplomatic envoy to Brazil

Johnson's foes foes are forging new alliances and trying to attach amendments

Britain's Johnson Plots Another Brexit Showdown

Results of the October 19 vote by the British parliament to delay its decision on Brexit.

Japan Says Citizen Held In China After Alleged Spying Reports

Tokyo has confirmed that a Japanese man in his 40s has been detained in China

China's Top Diplomat Says 'Confident' Of Investment Deal With EU

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said a trade deal between China and Europe was "progressing well"

US - China Trade Relations: Beijing May Implement $2.4B In Sanctions Over Non-Compliance With WTO Ruling

China and the U.S. are in a trade dispute over Obama-era tariffs on Chinese goods such as solar panels and wind towers.

iPhone users who are enjoying unlimited Google Photos storage at full quality but it might disappear soon as Google reveals it is currently working on a fix.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Called ‘Ugly’ Despite Strong Sales

Some people still call the iPhone 11 series smartphones “ugly” despite the devices' apparent success in the market. Here's a quick look at why people think the iPhone 11 Pro and its siblings are the most unappealing models, as well as a quick glance at the “ugly” models performed based on sales.

"Abominable" is the story of a teenager and her friends working to help a young Yeti -- whom they nickname Everest -- reunite with his family and keep out of the clutches of a wealthy man intent on capturing one of the magical creatures

‘Abominable' Backlash Grows Over Nine-Dash Line, Malaysia Too Bans Movie

Malaysia’s Film Censorship Board has demanded that a children’s film titled “Abominable” cannot be shown in Malaysian cinemas unless a certain scene showing China’s Nine-Dash Line is cut from the film. The film was scheduled for a Nov. 7 release.

Japan's Uniqlo Pulls Ad After South Korean Fury

Japanese retail giant Uniqlo has pulled an ad in South Korea after it was accused of whitewashing history

President Donald Trump has announced a partial US-China deal but it will take weeks to finalise and tariffs on billions of dollars of trade will remain

Trump's Policies Will Likely Hold Off Recession For Years, Says Nobel-Winning Economist

Trump's policies will likely hold off recession for years, says Robert Shiller.

Trump News: Stock Market Will Rally If Trump Resigns, Pence Is President

Raymond James predicts the current bull market will keep going under Mike Pence.

Hong Kong has been riven by increasingly violent protests for more than four months

Hands Tied And Paralysed: Hong Kong Leader Struggles To End Crisis

Beijing has so far avoided direct intervention, a strategy based on trying to limit damage to its international image

China-US 5G War: Xiaomi To Launch 10 5G Phones By 2020

Cheap smartphone seller Xiaomi is gambling big by moving into expensive 5G phones.

Stock Market To Break Record Highs As Companies Continue Earnings Beat This Week

Wall Street will likely set net record highs this week despite the political discord gripping Washington and the confusing signals from the trade war front.

Thousands joined the unsanctioned rally in Hong Kong regardless

Tear Gas And Water Cannon As Hong Kong Crowds Defy Rally Ban

Hong Kong police fired water cannon and tear gas Sunday as crowds held an illegal march, with hardcore protesters throwing petrol bombs and trashing businesses to cap a week of anger after recent attacks on pro-democracy demonstrators.Authorities had forbidden the rally in Tsim Sha Tsui, a densely-packed shopping district filled with luxury boutiques and hotels, citing public safety and previous violence from hardcore protesters.

Chinese state media accused NBA Commissioner Adam Silver of 'willing to be another handy tool for US interference' after he insisted the league would not apologise for a tweet supporting pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong

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