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MH370 Mystery: Final Report Allegedly Doctored, Cover-Up Claims Resurface

The allegations were made by experts independently investigating what happened to Flight MH370, which went missing on March 8, 2014.

China Bans Pig Shipments From Regions Hit By African Swine Fever

China has discovered six cases of the disease in five provinces: in northeastern Liaoning, central Henan, and the eastern provinces of Anhui, Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

Long Reach Of US Sanctions Hits Syria Reconstruction

As Syrian President Bashar al-Assad attempts to turn military success into postwar reconstruction, Western sanctions are a major obstacle that could scare off foreign companies.

JD.com's Billionaire CEO Released After US Arrest

The billionaire founder and chief executive of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com Inc (JD.O), Richard Liu, was arrested in the U.S. state of Minnesota on suspicion of criminal sexual conduct and later released after what the company said was a false accusation.

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Global Pest Population Could Increase As Climate Changes, Affecting Staple Crop Yields

China, France, and the US are likely to be among the hardest hit regions, as per initial estimates.

Coca-Cola Takes Big Step Into Coffee With $5.1 Billion Costa Deal

Coke, one of the biggest soft drinks groups in the world, would buy Costa's almost 4,000 outlets across markets such as Britain, Europe and China after Whitbread's board unanimously backed the deal.

US, Canada Make Late-Night Push For NAFTA; No Deal Yet

Negotiations entered a crucial phase this week after the United States and Mexico announced a two-way deal on Monday.

Chinese Soy Buyers Leave US Exporters Show Empty Handed

The U.S.-China trade dispute has effectively halted bilateral trade of soybeans and U.S. farmers are concerned that soy export demand will fall short during their primary shipping season this autumn.

US Second-Quarter GDP Growth Raised To 4.2 Percent; Consumer Spending Cut

U.S. economic growth was a bit stronger than initially thought in the second quarter, notching its best performance in nearly four years and putting the economy on track to hit the Trump administration’s goal of 3 percent annual growth.

Five Companies To Deliver Oil Through Shanghai Futures Contract For September: Report

The companies, including state-owned Unipec and Zhenhua Oil, will deliver a combined 600,00 barrels of Middle Eastern crude to buyers of the INE's September crude futures contract, said five sources with knowledge of the matter.

Trump Claims China Hacked Hillary Clinton's Email Server, Mocks Russian Involvement

A report Tuesday claimed that a Chinese company hacked Clinton’s emails and managed to forward them to a third party in real time.

No Plans To Suspend More Major Exercises On Korean Peninsula: US Military

Defense Secretary James Mattis told a Pentagon news conference that no decisions had been made about major exercises for next year but noted that the suspension of drills this summer as a good-faith gesture to North Korea was not open-ended.

Tiffany's Results Beat Wall Street Estimates, Profit Outlook Up

Tiffany & Co’s quarterly results topped Wall Street estimates on Tuesday on strong demand for its jewelry in the Americas and China, prompting the luxury retailer to raise its full-year profit forecast.

US Goods Trade Deficit Rises As Exports Fall

The U.S. goods trade deficit widened sharply in July as exports of agricultural products tumbled, suggesting trade will likely be a drag on economic growth in the third quarter.

Apple Not Releasing HomePod, AirPods Successors Alongside 2018 iPhones

Supply chain sources claim that Apple is going to launch the revamped HomePod and the AirPods successor in 2019.

Analyst: 6.1-Inch LCD iPhone Delayed, No Apple Pencil Support This Year

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone model will ship at a later date "due to its production schedule."

China's Two-Child Policy Ending? ‘Family Planning’ Content Scrapped From Revised Civil Code

Chinese lawmakers removed all kinds of rhetoric pertaining to its controversial child planning restrictions from a draft of Civil Code that will be submitted to China’s annual parliamentary meeting in March 2020.

Chronic Kidney Disease: Toxic Air-Polluting Particles Can Cause Condition, Affect Organ’s Function

Researchers came to this theory after analyzing Medicare claims and air quality data for a select region in America.

Trump Cancels Pompeo's Trip To North Korea Over Stalled Nuclear Diplomacy

Trump partly blamed China for the lack of progress with North Korea and suggested that talks with Pyongyang, led so far by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, could be on hold.

2 Ancient Dinosaurs With Long, Clawed Forelimbs Identified From Chinese Fossils

The discovery of the two dinosaurs provides more insight into the evolution of ancient alvarezsaurids from animal to insect eaters.

China To Keep Hitting Back At US Over Trade: Finance Minister

For now the impact of the China-U.S. "trade frictions" on the Chinese economy has been small, but he is concerned about potential job losses and lost livelihoods, the finance minister said.

Ancient Shell-Less Turtle Species Identified From 228-Million-Year-Old Triassic Era Fossil

The animal had a frisbee-shaped body and a toothless beak, but no bones that could have formed a shell.

US, China Impose Further Tariffs, Escalating Trade War

The latest round brings to $50 billion the value of imports subjected to tariffs on either side since early July, and more are in the pipeline, adding to risks for global economic growth.

American Airlines Adds Europe Routes, Cuts China, Japan Flights Citing Fuel Costs

In an announcement Tuesday, American Airlines said high fuel costs and competition were responsible for the reduction of its services to China and Japan.

Two US Airlines Cut China Routes As State-Backed Rivals Turn Up Heat

American Airlines, the largest U.S. carrier by passengers, said it would drop a route between Chicago and Shanghai, canceling the second direct flight from the U.S. city to China in four months.