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Huawei-Google’s Apple HomePod Competitor Scrapped Ahead Of Trump’s Ban

A report revealed that Chinese tech giant Huawei was working with Google to create a new smart speaker but it was scrapped ahead of U.S. President Trump's ban.

NBA Free Agency: How Jeremy Lin's Future Could Mimic Former NBA Star's Career

Jeremy Lin's "rock bottom" situation could mimic the career of a former NBA star.

Apple iPhone 11 News: Foxconn Hires More Assemblers To Meet Demand

Chinese tech production company Foxconn goes on a new hiring spree as part of its preparations for the iPhone 11 models.

Infographic: Interest Rates In The U.S. And Euro Area Since The Great Recession In 2009

This chart compares the U.S. federal funds rate to the ECB's interest rate for main refinancing operations since the end of the Great Recession in 2009.

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Duterte Wants Coast Guard Patrolling, Runway Upgrade At Batanes To Save Islands From China

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte wants the Philippine Coast Guard to patrol around the Batanes island group and upgrade the two runways on the islands as a rapacious China targets islands in the South China Sea.

How Many iPads Is Apple Releasing This Year?

Apple filed two new devices on the Eurasian Economic Commission and they could be two new iPads.

A World War II Battle Holds Key Lessons For Modern Warfare

A defender that can hold out while inflicting greater losses on its attacker can wear down an adversary – reducing the threat of additional attacks.

Where Will JD.com Be In 10 Years?

China’s top direct retailer faces tough challenges -- but smart investments, big backers, and a growing market should lift its stock higher over the next decade.

The Guts Of An Apple iPhone Show Exactly What Trump Gets Wrong About Trade

Trump believes the money Americans spend on Chinese imports like the iPhone goes straight into China's pockets. In reality, China gets very little value from it.

NBA Rumors: Carmelo Anthony Not In Consideration For Team USA Roster

NBA free agent Carmelo Anthony is reportedly not an option for Team USA despite the mass withdrawal of big name stars to the FIBA World Cup.

China Economy: US Trade War Adding Pressure To Declining Industrial Profits?

An economic slowdown and tense trade relationship with the U.S. has caused Chinese industrial firms to lose profitability.

Russia Cautions US Against Missiles Defense System In Outer Space

President Donald Trump last year announced his intent to establish a new Space Force as a separate branch of the armed services.

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Does Apple Expect Strong Demand For ‘Ugly’ iPhone 11?

Will the Cupertino tech giant win the Chinese market with the upcoming iPhone 11? Here’s a quick look at what Apple and the consumers are saying.

Chinese Warships' Sail-By, Ownership Of Sand Cay Roil Philippines

Chinese warships have been transiting through the Sibutu Straight that separates the southernmost Philippine islands of Palawan and Tawi-Tawi from Indonesia without informing the Philippines government.

Apple Upbeat On iPhone 11 Sales, Preps 75 Million For September Release

Apple is confident that iPhone 11 sales will be fairly similar to last year's models, a reason why they are making 75 million units for the September release.

Starbucks Lifts Forecasts As Strong Momentum Continues

The coffee giant's same-store sales growth crushed analyst estimates.

Higher Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Price Jumps

Higher open expected for Wall Street Thursday as the Dow Jones stock index futures were looking up on Thursday morning. Investors are digesting the latest earnings results including the results of Facebook.

Vlogger Ate Geckos, Poisonous Insects Alive, Died Live Streaming Act

The 35-year-old was found dead by his girlfriend when she went to check on him at his flat in the eastern city of Hefei, China.

Elderly Woman Loses Leg After Escalator 'Under Maintenance' Collapses

Though the victim’s family members said the escalator was running normally, witnesses said it was under repairs and there were barricades all around.

Hong Kong Protests: Fears Grow China Might Send In Army Troops

Any mention of the PLA deployment against Hong Kong's protesters evokes images of the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests where troops fired at a massive crowd of pro-democracy student protesters in Beijing.

Alibaba Opens Its Doors To US Merchants To Widen Its Moat

The e-commerce giant wants U.S. sellers to join its B2B marketplace -- but will anyone sign up?

Infographic: IMF Expects Global Growth To Remain Sluggish In 2019

This chart shows IMF growth projections for the global economy as of July 2019.

Love Spicy Foods? Eating Too Much Chilli Can Cause Memory Loss, Study Says

Spicy foods are not as good as they were thought to be and the study explains why.

8-Year-Old Crushed To Death Before Mother As 'Overcrowded' Inflatable Water Slide Collapses

A video of the incident showed the victim’s mother screaming "Call an ambulance! Has anyone called an ambulance!" as her daughter laid beside her on the slide.

US Coast Guard Ups The Ante In South China Sea, Wants 'Pushback' Against China

The strife over control of the South China Sea waters always seem to revolve around Exclusive Economic Zones or EEZs versus the Nine Dash Line that China claims rights to.