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Lower Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Up, Gold Down

Lower open likely for the U.S markets Friday after important stock index futures were looking down on Friday morning.

PLA Hong Kong Commander Warns Violent Clashes Will Not Be Tolerated

The fear of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA’s) Hong Kong garrison being called in to put an end to recent unrest rose after its leader Chen Daoxiang, warned that the violence would not be tolerated and that the PLA was determined to preserve China’s sovereignty.

ASUS Apologizes After ROG Phone 2 Sells Out In Less 2 Minutes

ASUS sold so many ROG Phone 2 units so fast that it had to issue an official apology to those who were unable to get it.

FBI Questions American Graduates From China’s Yenching Academy

The U.S. is being haunted by the threat of Chinese espionage.

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China Water Park Incident: Faulty Equipment Causes Man-made Tsunami

A freak accident at the Yulong Shuiyun Water Amusement Park in Longjing, China injured scores of tourists after authorities rule out faulty equipment for the mishap.

Hong Kong Property Market: Turmoil Hits Sales, Outlook

Hong Kong’s globally expensive, high-demand property market is staring at a bleak future from the fall out of the Hong Kong protests. The downturn has political, economic and social reasons, according to experts.

General Motors Q2 Earnings Report: Light-Duty Pickup Trucks, Crossovers Drive Automaker’s Growth

GM saw its light-duty truck sales increase double digits year-over-year for the second quarter of 2019.

Arabic, Islamic Symbols Ordered Removed From Restaurants In China

The Chinese government has targeted the star and crescent moon symbol and the word “halal” displayed at many of the estimated 1,000 restaurants and halal stores in Beijing’s Muslim quarter and other neighborhoods.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Price Falls

Higher open likely for the U.S markets Thursday as U.S. stock index futures bounced back Thursday morning, after tanking Wednesday.

Puma To Shift Footwear And Apparel Production Out Of China

Higher tariffs are not the only reason behind Puma’s decision to shift production out of China.

China Navy Soon To Get Second Aircraft Carrier: Type 001A Set To Join Liaoning

The Chinese have incorporated several improvements into the Type 001A carrier.

An aerial view shows Pagasa Island, part of the disputed Spratly group of islands, in the South China Sea

Pag-asa Island Garrison Blockade Feared As 100 Chinese Boats Seen Around Island

Philippines officials think the Chinese might be trying to thwart supply vessels from reaching Kalayaan and Ayungin Shoal, a submerged feature in the Pag-asa chain where a Philippine garrison is stationed.

Tesla Partners With Airlines Group To Give Free Flights To Chinese Customers

Tesla looks to promote its brands in China with an alluring airline promo.

'I Wrote The Damn Bill,' Sanders Rebukes Ryan On Medicare For All

An interesting clash between Sanders and Ryan saw them touch on a number of issues including Sanders' proposed Medicare for All and reduction of greenhouse gases.

US Federal Reserve Announces First Cut To Interest Rates Since 2008

The Federal Reserve announced the first interest rate cuts since 2008.

VIDEO: Bystanders In China Save Toddler Dangling From Sixth Floor Apartment

The bystanders unrolled a blanket to safely catch the toddler from the apartment complex.

US Economy: Businesses Add Healthy 156,000 Jobs In July, Labor Department Says Wages Only Increasing Slightly

Private businesses added 156,000 jobs in July, although small businesses still struggled to retain workers.

Apple Enjoys Improved Sales In China Ahead Of ‘Ugly’ iPhone 11 Launch

Apple is getting more sales in China prior to the launch of the iPhone 11.

Liaoning aircraft carrier in South China Sea

'We Won't Fire The First Shot,' China Comment Rekindles Scarborough Bullying Memories In Philippines

Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Chinese President Xi Jinping's statements on promoting peace in South China Sea do “not match what they are doing on the ground."

Hong Kong Protests Flare After Rioting Charges, Metro Services Disrupted

Protests in Hong Kong flared up Tuesday after 40 to 50 people were arrested on rioting charges from Sunday’s protests.

NBA Rumors: Jeremy Lin Still Unsigned, Welcome To Play In Big3

NBA free agent Jeremy Lin hasn't made his decision in playing for CSKA Moscow but is welcome to play in Ice Cube's Big3.

Apple Stock Up 4% On Q3 Earnings Beat Despite Low iPhone Sales

Apple boasts of a return to growth in Q3 despite flagging iPhone sales and lower services revenue.

US - China Trade War: President Trump Urges China To Make Trade Deal Before 2020 Elections

President Trump has urged Chinese leadership to make a trade deal with the United States before the 2020 elections, or face consequences if he wins reelection.