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Yum China notched another big sales gain in the second quarter.

Tesla may have made electric vehicles a thing in the auto industry, but the company may fall behind more established competitors in the long run.

This chart shows tariffs imposed in the U.S.-China trade war in 2018 and 2019 as a cumulative value of affected imports.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, while visiting Sydney, said that Australia should follow Trump's aggressive policies when dealing with China.

The biggest cloud companies in Seattle: Amazon, Microsoft, and…Starbucks?

Huawei is still nowhere near a profitable deal with the US-China trade war ongoing.

Elon Musk could soon bring his hyperloop plans to Asia's largest economy.

A team of scientists have made a controversial leap by creating a human-monkey hybrid but stopped the experiment short of its birth.

Japanese troops and U.S. Marines along with Australian troops joined forces in a military exercise called Exercise Talisman Sabre (or Saber), an event held every two years in Australia. For the first time, Japan joined the exercises with a new amphibious brigade that was showcased with two beach landings and other activities between the three allies.

RJ Barrett will not be suiting up for Team Canada for the 2019 FIBA World Cup to avoid aggravating a calf injury.

Lance Stephenson has opted to take his act to China, agreeing to a one-year deal with the Liaoning Flying Leopards.

The weaker forecast overshadowed good quarterly results from the automaker.

Apple supplier Foxconn’s highly publicized China investment for a liquid crystal display (LCD) unit has taken a new turn with the company reportedly scouting for a buyer to sell the $8.8 billion plant.

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

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 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.

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

Taiwan’s Coast Guard is reporting that on Wednesday evening, an unidentified Chinese warship struck a Taiwanese freighter, the Kaohsiung-registered bulk carrier the Yutai No. 1 in the Taiwan Strait.

It's yet to be determined whether the bombs targeted the Southeast Asian security meeting in Bangkok on Friday morning.

Fred VanVleet believes Jeremy Lin will make it through the hump although this will not be in Europe.

A peek under Ford's financial hood shows that good things are happening.