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America 'won't be able to work alongside' countries that use Chinese telecoms giant's equipment, politician says Statement comes as Britain, New Zealand and Italy say there may still be room for Huawei in their 5G development plans
Streaming service with reach into 190 countries picks up box office smash Adaptation of Liu Cixin novel is hit with fans, critics and culture authorities
China's nationwide new home prices rose 0.61 per cent in January on month, the slowest pace in nine months, according to Bloomberg calculations China's biggest cities recorded the sharpest rate of price deceleration
Shanghai benchmark poised for seventh-straight week of gains But traders are fretting that this year's run-up has been too fast
Baidu beats estimates but its transformation into AI champion - along with heavy investments needed - will be tough amid slowing economy
Breaking up is hard to do, especially right now for Stamps.com, with its stock price nearly halved in after-hours trading following a split with the USPS over the online shipper's demands for more independence.
US President Donald Trump said he wants the US to 'win through competition, not by blocking out currently more advanced technologies' Trump made the comment about 5G in a tweet on Thursday, without mentioning Huawei
Hi-tech manufacturers, property speculators and market investors who stand to gain support the plan for China's rival to Silicon Valley and the Tokyo Bay Area Export traders and low-tech manufacturers see Beijing's grand plan as doing little to help their struggle to survive, with fears it could actually increase costs
Kraft Heinz Company revealed Thursday an earnings miss, dividend cut, and news it got a subpoena in October related to a probe into its accounting policies.
Market observers have seen a 20 per cent increase in shoppers since the launch of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge and the new high-speed train service 'The market will turn larger for sure,' says Hysan chairwoman Irene Lee Yun-lien as she vows to 'woo new shoppers to Causeway Bay'
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