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US To Slap Tariffs On Steel, Aluminum From EU On Thursday: Sources

The two sources briefed on the matter said the decision would land before a Friday expiration deadline for exemptions to the planned tariffs.

US Economy: Factories Shift Into 'Higher Gear' Despite Trade Worries

Factories ramped up production in late April and early May despite the risk of a global trade war, but soft consumer spending kept the economy growing at a moderate rate, the Federal Reserve reported on Wednesday.

Trump Tariffs: Plans Threaten General Motors' $7 Billion South Korean Bailout Package

Earlier this month GM agreed on the bailout package with the South Korean government in return for a pledge to stay in the country for at least 10 years, purchase more Korean-made parts and produce two new models popular in the U.S. market.

2,100 Pounds Of Endangered Whale Shark Fins Found In Singapore Airlines Shipment

Shipping bans and tighter international regulations have reduced the volume of shark fins coming into Hong Kong by 50 percent over the past 10 years.

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US-China Trade Relations: White House Says $50 Billion Worth Of Chinese Goods Subject To 25% Tariff

The U.S. will continue pursuing action on trade with China, days after Washington and Beijing announced a tentative solution to their dispute and suggested that tensions had cooled.

Lenovo Z5 Bezel-Less Smartphone Launch Date Revealed

The Lenovo Z5 is expected to have an all-screen display design that doesn't have any bezels on all sides.

China Says Its Space Station Belongs ‘To The World,’ Welcomes Cooperation

All countries that are members of the United Nations would be welcome to cooperate and jointly utilize the future China Space Station, Chinese ambassador to the U.N. said Monday.

US-China Relations: China Rejects US Charge Of 'Forced Technology Transfer' At WTO

China told the World Trade Organization’s dispute settlement body on Monday that U.S. accusations that Beijing forced companies to hand over technology as a cost of doing business in China were groundless.

Oldest Dandruff Discovered In 125-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil

The discovery, which has been designated as the first as well as the oldest-known evidence of skin shedding in dinosaurs, is giving paleontologists insight into the early evolution of the weird skin feature.

US Warships Sail Near South China Sea Islands Claimed By Beijing

The operation was the latest attempt to counter what Washington sees as Beijing's efforts to limit freedom of navigation in the strategic waters.

South Korea Says North Korea Committed To Trump Summit

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reaffirmed his commitment to “complete” denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and to a planned meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Sunday.

Qualcomm To Meet China Regulators In Push To Clear $44 Billion NXP deal: Sources

Qualcomm Inc. is expecting to meet this week in Beijing with China’s antitrust regulators in a final push to secure clearance for its proposed $44 billion acquisition of NXP Semiconductors NV, three sources told Reuters.

VPNhub Is Pornhub’s VPN Service With ‘Free And Unlimited’ Data Bandwidth

Called VPNhub, in line with Pronhub’s own name, the service claims to offer “free and unlimited” data bandwidth even in the free version.

US Bill Would Force Tech Companies To Disclose Foreign Software Probes

The step was taken to reveal if countries like Russia or China were allowed to examine the inner workings of software sold to the U.S military.

Huawei Reportedly Working With Chinese Display Maker To Create 8-Inch Foldable Smartphone

Huawei's 8-inch foldable smartphone might be unveiled this November.

Vivo Apex All-Screen Smartphone Might Launch In China Next Month

The Vivo Apex smartphone comes with an all-screen design with very minimal bezels and it doesn't have a notch.

Global Climate To Be 4 Degrees Warmer By 2084, Chinese Scientists Warn

The latest prediction by a team of scientists from China paints a dire picture for Earth’s climate, a far cry from the Paris Agreement’s aim to limit temperature rise to under 2 degrees Celsius from pre-industrial levels.

Trump Urges A New 'Structure' For US-China Trade Deal

Trump said the current track appeared "too hard to get done" and cited difficulties such as verification.

China Uninvited From Major US Military Exercise By Pentagon

The decision came as a response to what US sees as Beijing's militarization of islands in the South China Sea.

Tesla News: Electric Car Company Trims Up To $14,000 Off Model X In China After Tariff Cuts

Tesla Inc has slashed up to $14,000 off its Model X in China after Beijing announced major tariff cuts for imported automobiles, a potential sales boost for the U.S. firm as the world’s largest auto market pivots towards electric cars.

US Alerts Citizens In China After Consulate Employee Reports ‘Abnormal’ Sound Sensations

The employee, assigned to the American consulate in Guangzhou, China, was sent to U.S. last Friday where he was diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injury.

North Korea's Punggye-Ri Nuclear Site Set For Dismantling, Foreign Journalists Invited

The dismantling process will involve exploding all the tunnels and completely blocking tunnel entrances.

Trump Casts Doubt On Planned Summit With North Korean Leader

The president said there was a "substantial chance" the meeting might not take place. His comment comes amid concerns that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un might not give up nuclear weapons.