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Huawei Launches 'Powerful' AI Chip; Harmony OS Could Benefit In 2020

Huawei's new AI framework software and chips could attract more developers to help make apps and programs for the Harmony OS in 2020.

Tesla News: Could The Electric Car Company Build Its Next Gigafactory In Germany?

Tesla is reportedly looking at multiple regions of Germany to build its next Gigafactory, in addition to its current European headquarters in the Netherlands.

Brexit News: Boris Johnson Wants Trump To Soften On China Trade War, As UK Readies To Leave EU

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and US President Donald Trump were on obviously friendly terms as they sat down for a working breakfast in the French resort of Biarritz where Group of Seven leaders are meeting this weekend

Boris Johnson said he wants Donald Trump to tone down his trade war with China, as the U.K. seeks to mitigate economic uncertainty ahead of Brexit.

Hong Kong police fire first gunshot, water cannon in protest clashes

Hong Kong police used water cannon for the first time and at least one officer fired his sidearm during pitched battles with protesters Sunday, one of the most violent nights in three months of pro-democracy rallies that have rocked the city.An afternoon rally in the district of Tsuen Wan spiralled into violent running confrontations between protesters and police, with officers several times caught outnumbered and isolated by masked youths wielding sticks and throwing rocks.

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FIBA World Cup 2019: Team USA Has Valid Excuse For Upset Loss To Australia

Team USA had a valid reason why the team suffered an upset loss to Australia.

S.Africa rare earths mine hopes for boost from US-China feud

Steenkampskraal now has all the licences needed to get cracking

Japan Ups Defense Posture To Counter Aggressive Chinese Claims In East China Sea

The disputes appear to be in part over five small uninhabited islands under Japanese control, called the Diaoyu by China.

Chinese Survey Ship Seen Operating Inside Philippine-Claimed Waters, Again

This latest intrusion comes just days after the Philippine government issued a warning that foreign ships will be met with an “unfriendly" response if they decide to pass through Philippine territorial waters.

Global appetite for beef, soy fuels Amazon fires

A deforested tract of land near an area affected by fire in the Amazon rainforest is pictured near Porto Velho in northern Brazil's Rondonia state, on August 23, 2019

An anti-G7 protest turned violent in Bayonne, near Biarritz

EU leaders round on Trump over trade at G7

The summit will also be a debut for Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Car Industry News: Will Ford, Tesla Be Hit Hard By The US – China Trade War?

China's new 25% tariffs on U.S.-made cars could be mitigated by building more vehicles on Chinese soil.

Why Did The Stock Market Drop Again? Breaking Down This Week's Latest Plunge On Wall Street

The Dow dropped more than 600 points on Friday, as President Trump continues his tariff war with China. Here's a look at what market analysts had to say on the issue, and what's in store for next week.

Saturday's face-off underscored the dangerous deadlock into which Hong Kong has sunk -- with the government unmoving in the face of protester demands, and demonstrators stubbornly refusing to leave the streets

Hong Kong police fire tear gas as clashes return to city streets

Tension rippled across Saturday's march, where a number of frontline radical demonstrators known as 'braves' had gathered

China hits out at 'bullying' US over new tariffs

Trump on Friday increased existing and planned tariffs on a total of $550 billion in Chinese goods

Isolated Trump descends on G7, talking trade war

G7s always used to be cozy affairs but Trump will join the the summit at the seaside resort of Biarritz in a feisty mood

Tear gas fired as Hong Kong police, protesters clash

Tension rippled across Saturday's march, where a number of frontline radical demonstrators known as 'braves' had gathered

Thousands of people held hands in a recreation of the 'Baltic Way' demonstration against Soviet rule three decades ago

UK consulate staffer returns to Hong Kong after China detention

Protests in Hong Kong have now entered their third month

The summit will also be a debut for Britain's new Prime Minister Boris Johnson

Trump heads to G7 with potshot at French hosts over taxes

One G7 leader possibly looking forward to meeting Trump is British Prime Minister Boris Johnson

UK consulate staffer returns to Hong Kong after China detention: family

Hong Kong pro-democracy activists have staged multiple protests in recent weeks, including a 'Baltic Way' inspired event Friday which even reached the top of Lion Rock mountain

Conservationists urge Mexico trade sanctions over near-extinct porpoise

Environmentalists insist Mexico could police the small area where the vaquita live if it were willing to put in the resources

Google tells workers to avoid arguing politics in house

Google has updated its workplace guidelines, telling employees to refrain from heated debates about politics at work

Fed's Powell vows to act to sustain US expansion, Trump lashes out

Interest rates for US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, 2005-2019.

Hong Kong protesters form human chain 30 years after 'Baltic Way'

Thousands of people held hands across Hong Kong late Friday in a dazzling, neon-framed recreation of a pro-democracy "Baltic Way" protest against Soviet rule three decades ago.The city's skyscraper-studded harbourfront as well as several busy shopping districts were lined with peaceful protesters, many wearing surgical masks to hide their identity and holding Hong Kong flags or mobile phones with lights shining.

Iran's Foreign Minister Javad Zarif says Macron has made some suggestions on the nuclear deal that are 'moving in the right direction'

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