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NASA is racing against time to get humans back on the moon and Mars before competitors can do it.

The uniqueness of the Vespersaurus paranaensis dinosaur walking upright on its two legs may not be surprising, but, in each of its three-toed feet, balancing its weight on one long clawed toe is something that leaves scientists in awe.

A man sued Samsung’s Chinese unit after his newly-bought Galaxy S10 went up in flames while charging, reports claim. Interestingly, the man said he wanted to be paid 1 yuan (15 U.S. cents) because “I don’t need money.”

No more exposed belly as Chinese authorities get tough on ‘Beijing Bikinis.'

Britain's biggest car maker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is likely to make an announcement on Friday involving hundreds of millions of pounds for manufacturing electric vehicles in the U.K.

In the name of fighting religious extremism, China is allegedly separating Muslim children from their families in the Xinjiang region and sending parents to detention camps. It looks like extreme ethnic cleansing.

The US economy is in trouble but Wall Street refuses to see it, argues Moody's Analytics.

China maintains its stance on the South China Sea, claiming it to be part of its territory.

This chart shows the number of Tesla cars delivered worldwide by quarter.

Latest in the U.S China trade war news is that both sides are set to resume the halted talks next week, according to senior Trump administration officials.

The United Kingdom and China engage in an increasingly acrimonious word war over recent mass street protests in Hong Kong.

Shanghai officials confirm the Tesla Gigafactory 3 will produce 3,000 electric vehicles per week by the end of the year.

Companies caught in the crossfire of the trade war are exploring alternatives.

All three market indices advance to record highs on an abbreviated trading a day before the Fourth of July.

Walmart will invest $1.2 billion in distribution centers in China over the next two decades for its grocery category.

Carlos Dominguez of Element Pointe Advisors said investors are seeing the end of a bull market cycle even as stocks and Treasury prices -- which typically share an inverse relationship -- trade higher.

Rumors are claiming Apple is ditching Face ID and will instead release a cheaper Touch ID-equipped iPhone model -- exclusively for China.

It's why Marvel's effort to break the worldwide box office record is doomed, as an economist explains.

Tesla silences its critics with record deliveries of its electric vehicles during the second quarter.

Modest open likely for the U.S. markets Tuesday after main stock index futures were looking downcast on Tuesday morning.