Donald Trump Scores First Congressional Endorsements: US Representatives Back Republican Front-Runner
Rep. Duncan Hunter said Wednesday that he thinks more members of Congress likely support Trump but need to "come out of the closet."
Hong Kong Braces For 'Volatile' Year
The administrative region of China has rolled out a plan to bolster its economy amid China's slowdown and rising political tensions.
Video: Chinese Investors See Value In Art
With stock and property markets on shaky ground, investors in China and Hong Kong are pouring money into art. However, few if any of these pieces will end up hanging above the mantle.
Dow Jones Industrial Average Drops As Investors Follow Oil Prices Down
Bond yields tumbled in the U.S., while European and Asian bourses were nearly all posting losses.
-
Kim Jong Un’s North Korea Threatens South Korea, US Mainland Attack Ahead Of Joint Military Exercise
-
Shares Fall In Europe, Asia On Declining Oil Prices As Investors Turn To Safe Havens
-
Donald Trump Accuses China, India, Vietnam And Mexico Of Poaching American Jobs
-
Xiaomi Mi 5 Hands-On: Can It Match The Galaxy S7 Or iPhone 6S?
-
CES 2021 Highlight: HONOR Band 6 Global Version Launch, The Most Functional Affordable Fitness Tracker to Date
More news
Uber Introduces Motorbike-Hailing Service, Starts Pilot Program In Bangkok
Motorcycle taxis are already popular in Thailand and other parts of Southeast Asia because of their low cost and ability to navigate easily through traffic.
Xiaomi Touts Mi 5 As World’s Most Powerful Smartphone At Mobile World Congress
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Xiaomi unveiled its flagship device for 2016, playing up its technical performance.
US Risks Provoking Further Militarization of South China Sea, Should Recognize China’s ‘Rights’ As Major Power: Chinese Media
As China’s foreign minister defended sovereignty over disputed islands, a hawkish state newspaper said U.S. naval missions will lead to “more military installations.”
Nepal Plane Crash: Wreckage Of Tara Air’s Twin Otter Plane Found, Police Say No Survivors
The Tara Air Viking 9N-AHH Twin Otter plane was on an 18-minute flight when it lost contact with the control tower.
Apple Supplier In China’s Poor Labor Practices Clash With US Tech Giant’s Promises To Lift Supply Chain Standards: Report
Employees at a Chinese assembly plant that makes iPhones are working long hours for an average wage that’s 2,500 times lower than Apple CEO Tim Cook’s salary.
US Navy Lagging Behind China In South China Sea Rivalry: Admiral
The arrival of advanced missile batteries and radars in the region have alarmed U.S. Navy top brass.
Top 10 Smartphones At Mobile World Congress 2016: Samsung, LG, Sony, Microsoft, CAT And More
A look at the most interesting devices launched at MWC from the likes of Samsung, ZTE, Microsoft and LG.
Viacom (VIAB) Pursuing Sale Of Minority Stake In Paramount Pictures, Hopes To Make Deal By Third Quarter
Viacom chief executive Philippe Dauman said he has been approached by investors interested in investing in Paramount Pictures.
DJI Launches Drone Protection Plan For When Your Flying Gadget Crashes And Breaks
The chinese drone manufacturer will provide repair credits up to the value of the drone.
Chinese Smartphone Company Oppo Reveals Technology To Fully Charge Phone Battery In Under 15 Minutes
Up-and-coming Chinese smartphone maker Oppo shows off technology which would allow users to fully charge their smartphones in less than 15 minutes.
Standard Chartered Shares Tank As Bank Reports First Full-Year Loss In 26 Years
The London-based bank reported its first full-year loss in 26 years Tuesday, amid CEO Bill Winters' attempts to extricate it from its emerging markets troubles.
South China Sea Controversy: China May Be Installing High-Frequency Radar System On Disputed Islands, Report Says
The claim comes just days after concerns grew over Beijing's deployment of surface-to-air missiles on an island in the South China Sea.
China Consumption Growth To Stay Strong In 2016, Commerce Minister Says
China’s total retail sales of consumer goods hit $4.59 trillion in 2015, the country’s minister of commerce, Gao Hucheng, said Tuesday.
Asian Shares Rise As Oil Rally Lifts US Stocks, Investors Await Singapore, Hong Kong Data
Singapore is expected to report on January inflation Tuesday, when Hong Kong is to report on inflation and employment.
Global Arms Trade: Russia, US Grow Already Massive Share Of Major Weapons Exports; China Replaces Germany At No. 3
The U.S. remains the world’s biggest exporter of major weapons systems as Russia tries to catch up.
South China Sea: China Foreign Ministry Says Activities On Disputed Islands Similar To US Deployments On Hawaii
On the eve of Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to the U.S., his office compared China's activities to those of the U.S. military in Hawaii.
South African President Zuma To Visit Iran With Eyes On Tehran’s Oil
President Jacob Zuma, who will visit Tehran on Sunday and Monday, is planning to build an oil refinery that will use Iranian crude.
Overcapacity In China’s Industry ‘Ever More Destructive’ To Domestic And Global Economy: Report
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China says attempts to tackle overcapacity are often undermined by local protectionism.
China Cuts House Taxes And Limits Land Sales In Bid To Sell Off Vast Housing Inventory
The latest financial moves are aimed at encouraging sales of the country’s huge stock of unsold housing. The government has made reducing this inventory a key priority.
South China Sea Controversy: US Navy Commander Urges Australia To Challenge China’s Claims On Disputed Islands
The U.S. Navy commander said it would be "valuable" if Australia and other countries conducted “freedom of navigation” operations near disputed islands in the region.
North Korea Sanctions: Some Chinese Banks Begin To Freeze Accounts, Report Says
The move, started by some banks in December, is also expected to affect Chinese businesses that operate in the reclusive East Asian country.
HSBC (HSBA) Reports Lower-Than-Expected Full-Year Profits, Surprise Q4 Pretax Loss
In 2015, the London-based bank reported a pretax profit of $18.87 billion — a slight increase over $18.7 billion in 2014.
Pages
- MOST READ
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
Editor's pick
-
Last 2 Years Crossed 1.5C Global Warming Limit: EU Monitor
-
Japan 'Poop Master' Gives Back To Nature
-
NASA Astronauts Stuck In Space For 7 Months Dismiss Fears For Their Safety: 'It Doesn't Feel Like We're Cast Away'
-
'No More Fires,' Demand Fed-up Amazon Residents
-
Political Chess Or True Beliefs? Zuckerberg's Surprise Trump Pivot
-
The Gen Z Dilemma: Workforce Trends That Could Threaten Their Careers
