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Iran Warns North Korea: Trump Could Cancel Deal Before Getting Home

Tehran cited its own experience in offering the advice to Kim a month after Washington withdrew from a similar deal with Iran.

Ivanka Trump's ‘Chinese Proverb’ Stumps Social Media Users In China

The first daughter tweeted a “Chinese proverb” on Tuesday ahead of the landmark meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore.

Inter-Korean Ties Should Come Before Focus On Nukes: Opinion

The world's attention has been focused on the fact that North Korea has nuclear weapons, less attention has been paid to recent displays of pan-Korean patriotism.

Trump: Kim Is 'Very Smart', North Korea Will Denuclearize 'Very, Very Quickly'

The breakthrough marks just the start of a diplomatic process, although, it could bring lasting change to the security landscape of Northeast Asia.

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Foxconn Says Investigating Labor Conditions At China Factory Used For Amazon Devices

A report by New York-based China Labor Watch, following a nine-month investigation cited excessive hours, low wages, inadequate training and an overreliance on “dispatch” or temporary workers in violation of Chinese law taking place at the Hengyang Foxconn plant in Hunan province.

White House's Navarro Says 'Three Strikes You're Out' For ZTE

Chinese technology company ZTE Corp will be “shut down” in the United States if it engages in one more bad activity, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told Fox on Sunday.

US-China Relations: China's Xi Calls Out 'Selfish, Short-Sighted' Trade Policies

Chinese President Xi Jinping, whose country is locked in a high-stakes trade dispute with the United States, on Sunday said China rejects “selfish, shortsighted” trade policies, and called for building an open global economy.

Prince Philip Quotes: Funny Sayings To Celebrate Duke Of Edinburgh's 97th Birthday

The Duke of Edinburgh was born on June 10, 1921.

Russia Teaming Up With China For Moon And Deep Space Exploration

The agreement was announced following the talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping on Friday.

US Embassy In China Issues New Warning Over Unexplained Health Problems

Evacuations of a number of U.S. government employees working at a consulate in a southern city took place, raising concerns among other Americans in China.

Oldest Footprints On Earth Left By Mysterious Animal 550 Million Years Ago

This is the first evidence of animal footprints from the time before Cambrian explosion — the evolutionary event that marked a major surge in Earth’s diversity.

What Is Dog Flu And How Can It Affect Humans?

Researchers found flu strains can jump from pigs to dogs and could affect humans as they spend a lot of time with their pets.

Samsung Securities Considering North Korea Investments As Inter-Korea Relations Improve

The financial services arm of Samsung, South Korea’s largest conglomerate, Samsung Securities announced Thursday it was setting up a research team to study investment prospects in North Korea.

Number of US Diplomats In China Hit By Mystery Illness: State Department

The mysterious ailment resembles brain injury, similar to the kind that has already affected U.S. personnel in Cuba.

Kim Jong Un Insults, Like 'Fatty The Third,' Banned On China's Internet

The Chinese word “Jin San Pang," which means "Kim Fatty the Third" in English — a nickname used to mock the North Korean leader — was used in dozens of posts and internet searches on Baidu, China's largest portal site.

Tesla's Energy Storage Business Is Surging

Model 3 may get all the attention, but energy storage sales are already soaring.

ZTE Ban: Congress Has Few Options To Stop Trump From Relaxing Penalties

A seven-year ban was imposed on the company in April for breaking a 2017 agreement reached after it was caught illegally shipping goods to Iran and North Korea.

Facebook's Controversial Data-Sharing Plans Extended To Chinese Companies

Facebook's latest scandal, involving hardware companies having access to personal data, apparently extended to Chinese firms like Huawei.

US Trade: Rising Exports Push Deficit To Seven-Month Low

The U.S. trade deficit fell to a seven-month low in April as exports rose to a record high, lifted by an increase in shipments of industrial materials and soybeans.

Will Privatizing The International Space Station Maintain US Leadership In Space?

NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told the Washington Post on Tuesday the agency was considering handing over the International Space Station to private companies in 2025.

After Canada, Mexico Announces Trade Tariffs On Imports From US

In retaliation to steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the United States, Mexico announced a list Tuesday of goods, including U.S. steel, pork and other products, it would levy additional taxes on.

iPhone News: Apple CEO Tim Cook Not Worried About Price Increase Due To Trump Tariffs

Apple CEO Tim Cook struck an optimistic tone about U.S.-China trade talks, saying he does not think there will be an iPhone price increase.

US Economy: Can More Women In The Workforce Mean A Boom To Global Stocks?

The secret to unlocking a further $6 trillion of gains in global stocks and adding another 10 years to this bull run? Forget tax cuts and share buybacks, women are key, according to research by S&P Global.

Lenovo Z5 'All-Screen' Bezel-Less Smartphone Officially Announced With iPhone X-Style Notch

After weeks of hype, the Lenovo Z5 has been officially revealed and it comes with an iPhone X-inspired notch.

Starbucks Executive Schultz To Step Aside, Mulling 'Range Of Options'

The announcement fueled speculation that Schultz, 64, a liberal-leaning executive known for being outspoken on social issues ranging from gay marriage to government gridlock, will make a U.S. presidential bid.