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Boeing's 777X was originally scheduled to take off on its first flight this summer

Boeing suspends test on long-haul 777X aircraft

Boeing's 777X was originally scheduled to take off on its first test flight this summer

Cryptocurrency News: China Says New Digital Currency Will Protect PRC's 'Digital Sovereignty,' Resemble Facebook's Libra

China's new cryptocurrency could be similar to Facebook's Libra, and will likely be under the surveillance of the Chinese government.

Zimbabweans cold-shoulder Mugabe national mourning

Mugabe was finally ousted in 2017 when his previously loyal military generals turned against him as the country was mired in an economic crisis

Mugabe died in Singapore where he was hospitalised in April

A police convoy escorts two buses with tinted windows from the high-security prison of Lefortovo in Moscow as a long-awaited exchange of prisoners between Moscow and Kiev gets underway

Russia, Ukraine swap prisoners in landmark 'first step' to ease tensions

Russia and Ukraine made a long-awaited swap of 70 prisoners on Saturday, a deal hailed as a first step towards ending five years of tensions and conflict.Two planes carrying 35 prisoners from each side landed simultaneously in Moscow and Kiev, where the passengers emerged under sunny skies."We have taken the first step," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on the tarmac after greeting and hugging former detainees. "We have to take all the steps to finish this horrible war."

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Apple News: Tech Giant Plans To Bring Back A Lower-Cost iPhone To Boost Sales

Could a cheaper iPhone help? It probably couldn't hurt.

Marijuana News: Why Cannabis Remains The Enemy Of US Health Agencies

U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams' recent advisory on cannabis use by adolescents and pregnant women is a wake-up call for pot enthusiasts and investors alike.

How Meghan Markle Is Following In Sarah Ferguson’s Footsteps In Royal Family

Meghan Markle and Sarah Ferguson shares a slew of similarities with each other.

Riot police block an entrance at Hong Kong International Airport on September 1 to stop protesters from entering the terminal building

Hong Kong Still On The Boil: Chaos Expected As Rail, Air Disruptions Feared

The situation at the airport will be a bit disconcerting as protesters may try to blend in with actual travelers by exchanging their signature black T-shirts in favor of nondescript clothing and use forged boarding passes to gain entry to the airport.

A Pet Fitness robot can keep track of how much activity the animal has had

Voice-command ovens, robots for pets on show at Berlin's IFA tech fair

High-tech relief for the incontinent is offered by D-Free, a sensor which fits on the abdomen and detects changes in bladder size

DoJ seeks Google records as US states launch antitrust probe of Big Tech

Lawmakers and activists have raised concerns about the growing dominance of online giants such as Google, Facebook and Amazon in key segments of the digital economy

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and Queen Elizabeth II

Is Meghan Markle To Blame For Her, Harry Snubbing Queen Elizabeth’s Invite?

Experts discussed why Meghan Markle and Prince Harry snubbed Queen Elizabeth II’s invite to Balmoral.

Spain's Rafael Nadal celebrates his victory over Italy's Matteo Berrettini on Friday to reach the final of the US Open

Nadal seeks 19th Slam title against Medvedev at US Open

Italy's Matteo Berrettini lost to Rafael Nadal in Friday's US Open semi-finals

Meghan Markle ‘Too Busy’ For Queen Elizabeth? Duchess Chooses Friend Over Monarch

Meghan Markle snubbed Queen Elizabeth II’s Balmoral invite but flew to New York to support friend Serena Williams.

The Truth About Kate Middleton Ordering This Member Of Royal Family Away From Kids

Kate Middleton has reportedly banned one member of the royal family from seeing her children.

Trump bullish on China tariffs, but aide warns of long haul

National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow warns the US-China trade war could drag on for years

Why Meghan Markle Left Prince Harry, Archie Behind, Flew Commercial To New York

Why did the Duchess decide to take the solo trip?

Johnson is set to visit a fish market and Scottish farmers

Stocks gain after weak US job figures

Investors got a few more welcome signals about US interest rates

There is no "rulebook" to handle fallout from trade tensions that are exacerbating a global economic slowdown, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said

US will 'act as appropriate' to sustain economy: Fed chief Powell

President Donald Trump has renewed his attacks on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, pictured in July 2019, blaming him for failing to stimulate the economy fast enough

India space agency loses communication with Moon-landing craft

This screen grab taken from a live webcast by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) shows the Vikram lander before it was supposed to land on the Moon -- communication was subsequently lost

Vexed Canada takes China to WTO over canola ban

China was the largest market for Canadian canola last year

The Labor Department says auto plant hiring was flat last month, part of a jobs report hinting weakening in the US economy

US job creation cools in August as Trump hammers Fed

US unemployment, Feb 2017 - Aug 2019

Meat-free champions lick their lips as market booms

Amadeus Driando Ahnan, of the Better Nature start-up, presents meat-free products at a conference in San Francisco for the booming food sector

US opens probe of 4 automakers over California emissions pact

A deal announced in July increases fuel economy standards on autos sold in California; these conflicted with a White House plan to freeze mileage standards

Venezuela prosecutors to charge Guaido with 'high treason'

Juan Guaido, the National Assembly speaker recognized as Venezuela's interim president by more than 50 countries, is being investigated for negotiating to drop Caracas' territorial claim on Guyana