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Wall Street rallied somewhat Monday but the action now seems to be shifting towards small caps.

Huawei is working on its own map app but may not offer it to regular consumers.

Twitter and Facebook have weeded out accounts that are part of a Chinese state-backed disinformation campaign against the anti-extradition bill protests taking place in Hong Kong.

Facebook said a tip from Twitter led to the removal of pages, groups and accounts involved in "coordinated inauthentic behavior"

US President Donald Trump says 'it looks like' the US is not going to do busienss with Huawei

A report released Monday by the National Association For Business Economics showed that 38% of professional economists say in a survey that a recession will hit the U.S. economy in 2020.

The U.S. plans to sell F-16V fighter jets worth 8 billion U.S. dollars to Taiwan.

As China is growing weary of Hong Kong, it unveils the plan to make Shenzhen a model city for the world.

Higher open expected for the Wall Street on Monday after key stock index futures looked up on Monday morning.

Duterte is certain to know that appearing weak during his upcoming meetings with China will not bode well for the Philippines and that he will have to be his usual fiery self.

President Donald Trump announced that he's leaning on not giving Huawei another 90-day reprieve for its trade ban.

A report by the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney said China could deploy the array of missiles in a surprise attack in the hours before U.S. reinforcements could arrive.

The United States bought Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million.

Trump and his team responsible for the trade war together chime in and say there won't be a recession on Trump's watch.

Apple CEO Tim Cooks revists his same arguments against Trump's new China tariffs in a dinner with Trump late last week.

Trump economic advisers Peter Navarro and Larry Kudlow defended the President's economic policies on Sunday news shows, as a new poll released showed Americans overwhelmingly support free trade.

Huawei could get a reprieve for the ban and resume operations again in the U.S.

A new report indicates that a strange method was employed to convince Trump to hold off on new tariffs until December.

President Trump met with Apple CEO Tim Cook on Friday, while the U.S and China are in a trade war.

This "green" industry could be in big trouble if President Trump gets aggressive with tariffs.

Apple has recently been flexing its production and legal strengths in events about the company.