Chinese and U.S. working teams will be in intensive contact this month to prepare "good groundwork" for the next round of face-to-face trade talks in September, the commerce ministry said on Thursday.
BEIJING: A Chinese government space agency is expected to launch its first rocket meant for commercial use in August, putting pressure on other domestic rocket firms to develop their own launch vehicles ahead of an expected commercial satellite boom. A unit of China Aerospace Science and ...
Sharp Corp reported a lower-than-expected quarterly operating profit, as an escalating trade war between the United States and China dampened demand for its electronics devices and television sets.
BANGKOK: South Korea warned Japan on Thursday (Aug 1) that it would be forced to review security cooperation between the two key US allies if Tokyo pushes ahead with plans to remove Seoul from its "white list" of trusted trade partners. The squabble between the East Asian neighbours follows...
London Stock Exchange has agreed to buy financial information firm Refinitiv, the company said on Thursday, in a US$27 billion deal that will transform the British group into a market data and analytics giant.
South Korean chipmakers are hitting a dead end in their quest to find alternatives for key Japanese materials that have been slapped with export restrictions, raising the prospect of major disruption to their operations in the coming months.
BMW stuck to its outlook even as second quarter earnings fell 48per cent, hit by the rising cost of manufacturing, currency headwinds and emissions limits.
SHANGHAI: Chinese startup Xiaohongshu, which allows users to post product reviews and share shopping experiences, said on Thursday it will conduct a self-examination and correct its content after its app was removed from Android stores in China this week. "Xiaohongshu's app has recently been ...
Detroit-based General Motors Co emerged from two days of Democratic debates in its hometown largely unscathed as 2020 White House hopefuls largely passed up an opportunity to criticize it for significant job cuts in recent months.
The London Stock Exchange Group Plc’s expected US$27 billion purchase of financial-data business Refinitiv has its origins in May 2013, amid the crocuses, champagne and corporate hobnobbing of London’s Chelsea Flower Show.
