US Airlines Comply To Chinese Demand, Change Taiwan Reference On Websites
American Airlines Group Inc, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines changed references to Taiwan on their websites.
US Airlines Revise Websites To Change Taiwan Reference
Beijing has demanded that foreign firms, and airlines in particular, not refer to Taiwan as a non-Chinese territory on their websites, a move described by the White House in May as "Orwellian nonsense."
Samsung Reportedly Canceling Galaxy J Series, Launching New Lineups
Samsung is said to be canceling its Galaxy J series as it prepares new lineups of low-end and mid-tier phones.
Facebook To Open Innovation, Startup Hub In China
Facebook's flagship product is illegal in China, but the company will open an innovation hub in the country anyway.
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So far, consumer technology's biggest sellers such as mobile phones and laptops have faced little danger of import duties. However, in the latest round of U.S. tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, the devices have all been determined by U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officials to fall under an obscure subheading of data transmission machines.
Trump Criticizes Federal Reserve Interest Rate Policy Despite Strong Economy
Trump said he was concerned about the potential impact on the U.S. economy and American corporate competitiveness from rising rates and a stronger dollar.
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Japan Exports To US Fall, Business Mood Sours Amid Trade War Fears
Exports dipped 0.9 percent in June from the same period a year ago on waning shipments of cars and semiconductor manufacturing equipment, two of Japan's most important export products.
Trump's Trade War: Experts Explain What Exactly Is At Stake
The trade war between the U.S. and China could have serious negative consequences on consumers and the global economy.
US-China Trade Relations: Trump Economic Adviser Blames Chinese President For Blocking Deal
President Donald Trump’s top economic adviser said on Wednesday that Chinese President Xi Jinping was holding up a deal to resolve a significant trade dispute between the United States and China.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 Full Specs Revealed In New Leak
The budget-friendly Samsung Galaxy Tab A2 has also been certified by China's TENAA.
LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard Not Expected To Play Together In 2018 Team USA Minicamp
LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard might not play together at all this year, as previously expected.
What's Not To Like? Boeing, Embraer Defend Planned Deal
The two aircraft manufacturers announced last month a $4.75 billion joint venture giving Boeing a controlling stake in Embraer's commercial aircraft arm.
Should Harley-Davidson Be Worried About Trump's Threats?
It's never good to become the president's public punching bag.
Chinese Firm ZTE's Stock Shoots Up After US Lifts Ban
Chinese telecommunications firm ZTE saw an increase in stock prices on Monday after the Friday announcement that its ban on U.S. operations was lifted.
MH370 Mystery: 'Dome-Like Object' Allegedly Found By Amateur Hunters Off Mauritius
Recently, a pair — who work as radio presenters — claimed to have spotted a "man made-looking dome object" in the ocean off the coast of Mauritius.
Trump Sits Down With Putin After Denouncing Past US Policy On Russia
"I've been saying, and I'm sure you've heard over the years...that getting along with Russia is a good thing not a bad thing," Trump said, seated next to Putin at the start of talks.
F1 News: Bottas Confident About New Mercedes Deal, Ricciardo-Red Bull Agreement Close
Valtteri Bottas does not have a Mercedes contract for the 2019 season with the Silver Arrows team yet to confirm if they will retain the same driver lineup.
US-China Trade Relations: Top House Republican Urges Trump, China's Xi To Meet
The top Republican lawmaker overseeing trade policies on Sunday called for a meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese Premier Xi Jinping to ease trade tensions, warning that U.S. tariffs would likely dampen U.S. economic growth this year.
US Stock Market: S&P 500 At Five-Month High, But Banks Weigh After Results
U.S. stocks rose slightly on Friday, putting the S&P 500 at its highest closing level in more than five months, as gains in industrials and other areas offset a drop in financials after results from three of the big banks mostly disappointed.
Teenager Falls To Death During Safety Drill In College, Trainer Arrested
“When she was reluctant to jump off the second floor, trainer, who was standing behind her, pushed her even as she was clearly not prepared for the jump,” police said.
China's Trade Surplus With US Hits Record As Exporters Rush To Beat Tariffs
But signs exporters were rushing shipments before tariffs went into effect in the first week of July suggest the spike in the surplus was a one-off.
Alien-Like Creature With Head, Limbs Washed Up On Beach, Bizarre Video Shows
According to reports, the "mutant human-like sea creature" left beachgoers in shock as they tried to figure out what it was.
As Trump Amps Up Trade War, China Plays Nice With Foreign Investors
China, which was long accused of protectionist tactics, is trying to lose that narrative and green-light huge investments, while portraying itself as a champion of openness.
US Producer Inflation Rises On Strong Services Gains
U.S. producer prices increased more than expected in June amid gains in the cost of services and motor vehicles, leading to the biggest annual increase in 6-1/2 years.
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