The US government said in a court filing on Thursday it was appealing a judge's ruling that prevented it from prohibiting new downloads of the Chinese-owned short video-sharing app TikTok.
TikTok’s challenges to society is rooted in the very model that explains its success: A content community consisting of individuals who may not care about why they are seeing what they see, says an observer.
Big changes in the home, residential estates and the Central Business District are underway, say Kwok Tian Long and Sing Tien Foo.
U.S.-listed shares of major cannabis producers surged on Thursday after Democratic vice president nominee Kamala Harris said the Biden administration would decriminalize marijuana at the federal level in the United States if they were elected.
Wall Street firms expect the Federal Reserve to start paring back its bond-buying next year, and phase it out completely by the second half of 2023, the New York Fed’s latest survey of primary dealers shows.
U.S. stocks ended higher on Thursday as comments by U.S. President Donald Trump fueled hopes of fresh fiscal support, while data underscored the view that the labor market recovery was struggling to gain momentum.
U.S. passenger railroad Amtrak said Thursday that without a new government bailout it could be forced to cut additional train service and cut spending that could lead to the loss of another 2,400 total jobs.
AT&T Inc's WarnerMedia is preparing a restructuring that aims to cut costs by as much as 20per cent and would result in layoffs, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.
GameStop Corp and Microsoft Corp on Thursday signed a multi-year partnership agreement under which the videogame retailer will use the software maker's cloud and hardware services to streamline its business.
Morgan Stanley will pay a US$60 million penalty after a U.S. banking regulator found the firm lacked proper oversight as it decommissioned two business data centers.
