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United States Plans Limits On Chinese Investment In Technology Firms

This marks yet another move in an escalating trade conflict with China.

Bird-Like 'Spy Drones' Hovering Over Chinese Population: Report

They mimic 90 percent motion of a bird and use sophisticated cameras and data transmission system to relay the observations in real time.

China's ZTE Expected To Take Last Step To Lift Ban: US Official

ZTE Corp is expected to deposit $400 million in an escrow account in a United States bank.

Xiaomi Indefinitely Delays CDRs In Blow To China's Plans For Tech Listings

The Chinese smartphone maker said Saturday there is no timeframe for a mainland share offering.

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German Carmakers Join American Farmers On Front Line Of US-China Trade War

Luxury carmakers Daimler and BMW joined American farmers and Chinese solar panel and steel makers among the first casualties in what looks set to become a bitter trade war on a global scale of a kind not seen since the 1930s.

EU Trade Tariffs Target Harley-Davidson, Other American-Made Goods

The European Union will begin issuing tariffs that target American imports like Harley-Davidson motorcycles and others.

Yulin Dog Meat-Eating Festival Begins Despite Protests From Animal Rights Activists

According to the Human Society International, at least 10,000 dogs are consumed each year during the festival.

OPEC Strives For Oil Deal As Iran Insists On Modest Rise In Output

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries meets on Friday to decide output policy amid calls from top consumers such as the United States, China and India to cool down oil prices.

Xiaomi IPO, Largest Tech Offering Since Alibaba, Opens For Institutional Orders

The Chinese company makes smartphones but Xiaomi has also said its end-goal is to be an internet company, making money off content. Its estimated $6.1 billion stock market debut is set for July 9 in Hong Kong.

China Warns Washington's 'Capricious' Trade Actions Will Hurt US Workers

President Donald Trump threatened Monday to hit $200 billion of Chinese imports with 10 percent tariffs if Beijing retaliates against his previous announcement to target $50 billion in imports.

Toyota, Pressed To Innovate, Is Cutting Marketing Costs To Fuel Research

One of the company's first moves was to cancel contracts with the China unit of its long-term communication and advertising agency, Dentsu Inc, the sources said.

T-Rex Didn’t Have Long Stretching Tongue, Unlike Usual Portrayal, Study Reveals

The surprising discovery suggests we have been representing the apex predator in a wrong way.

Chinese Investment In US Drops Precipitously From 2017 Amid Trade War Concerns

In the midst of a possible trade war between China and the United States, Chinese investment in stateside businesses dropped dramatically from 2017.

China Says It Regrets US Quitting UN Rights Council

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced the decision to pull out of the council on Tuesday over what she said was chronic bias against Israel and a lack of reform.

US Shale Producers Warn Chinese Tariffs Would Hit Energy Exports

The tariff could add new pressure on U.S. crude prices, energy executives and analysts said.

Will Apple Get Caught in Trump's Trade War or Not?

China is extremely important to Apple as it is the world's largest smartphone market by volume and also because the company's supply chain is concentrated in Asia.

Starbucks Closing Cafes; CEO Calls Performance 'Not Acceptable'

The world's largest coffee chain is facing competition both from upscale coffee houses and lower-priced fast-food chains like McDonald's Corp and Dunkin' Donuts.

‘Nude’ Sea-Creature Belonging To Mysterious Group Identified From Ancient Fossils

The initial analysis of the fossil suggested the creature had a surprisingly large tube-shaped body, measuring approximately up to 50 cm or more.

World Has Over 1 Billion Firearms, US Civilians Own Almost 40%

At the end of 2017, 133 million (13 percent) arms were with military arsenals, and 23 million (2 percent) were owned by law enforcement agencies worldwide, the study found.

Trump Ratchets Up China Trade Conflict With Fresh Tariff Threat

President Donald Trump said the move was in retaliation for China's decision to raise tariffs on $50 billion in U.S. goods.

Giant Panda's Long-Lost Lineage Discovered From 22,000-Year-Old Specimen In China

The researchers employed sophisticated techniques to extract DNA fragments from a 22,000-year-old panda specimen discovered in China.

US Crude Oil Price Plummets As China Tariffs Threaten Domestic Shale Industry

In retaliation to the $50 billion worth of tariffs announced by the United States, China said it would impose 25 percent import duty on U.S. petroleum goods, sending the WTI crude price crashing.

Google To Invest $550 Million In JD.com, Enters China’s Online Retail Space

The “strategic partnership” between Google and Chinese online retailer JD.com, worth over half a billion dollars, was announced by the two companies Monday.

Select Few Emerging Asian Economies Comfortable With Fed Hikes

The Federal Reserve's hawkishness could also bring cheer for a small group of Asian economies that wouldn't mind seeing their currencies weaken

Stock Market This Week: Wall Street Ends High-Volume Session Lower On Trade Jitters, Dow Ends Week Down 0.9%

Wall Street stocks ended lower on Friday, capping a day of heavy trading with investors mostly pulling back from initial concerns over an escalating trade dispute between the United States and China.