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Nintendo sues 'Pokémon with guns' video game firm

The Japanese company alleges that the Palworld video game "infringes multiple patent rights".

China’s home-grown C919 reaches new heights with flight to ‘roof of the world’

C919 ‘smoothly landed’ at one of the highest airports in the world in western China on Thursday ahead of a series of ‘research and development test flights’.

When will interest rates go down again?

Bank of England interest rates affect the mortgage, loan and savings rates for millions of people.

Netflix and TikTok boost overseas sales, says Next

The High Street retailer claims entertainment is exposing the global market to different fashions.

Cathay Airbus fault could have caused major damage

The Hong Kong airline was forced to turn a flight around after an engine problem.

Japan’s Icom Says It’s Investigating Radio Targeted in Lebanon Blasts

The Japanese electronics manufacturer Icom said it stopped making the walkie-talkie model in 2014 and has warned about fake versions for several years.

China eyes sci-tech venture capital to boost industrial upgrade, economic growth

Premier Li Qiang said on Wednesday the development of venture capital is critical to sci-tech innovation, industrial upgrading and the growth of the economy.

After Fed Cuts Rates, Biden Will Claim Credit for Economy’s Strength

The president’s speech on Thursday won’t be a “victory lap,” officials said, but it will celebrate falling inflation and borrowing costs along with solid growth.

How Inflation and High Interest Rates Have Changed the Economy

As inflation cools and the Federal Reserve cuts rates, an era of economic upheaval is coming to a close, but not without lingering marks.

How to Avoid Cancellations on Short-Term Rentals

A family reserved an eight-night Vrbo in the U.S. Virgin Islands, but the owner canceled the day before the trip. Finding a comparable place was stressful and cost over $4,000 more; Vrbo wouldn’t make up the full difference.

Chinese Automakers’ Answer to E.U. Tariffs: Build in Europe

BYD, which leads China’s electric vehicle sector, is constructing a plant in Hungary while its Chinese rivals expand through joint ventures in Europe.

UK interest rates expected to be held at 5%

Economists are betting on rates being held in September with a cut to come in November instead.

China names and shames 8 authorities after warning struggling regions to curb hidden debt

Notices from top legislature and finance ministry come with debt management under the microscope amid scramble to achieve economic growth targets for 2024.

X says its return in Brazil after ban ‘inadvertent'

The social media platform formerly known as Twitter was banned in the country in August.

Trump Floats an Array of Expensive Tax Cuts to Win Votes

Whether he is speaking to retirees, corporate executives or tipped workers, former President Donald J. Trump has made a habit of promising tax cuts that could cost trillions.

Elon Musk’s X Finds Way Around Brazil Ban and Goes Live Again for Many Users

Elon Musk’s social network used a technical maneuver to restore service for many Brazilians after a court blocked it. Regulators expected to restore the block soon.

Fed rate cut to reduce yuan outflow pressure, open up room for China’s easing: analysts

US Federal Reserve officially kicked off a rate-cutting cycle by announcing a half a percentage point rate cut on Wednesday.

Why hundreds of Samsung workers are protesting in India

About 1500 workers in Tamil Nadu state have been striking work for the past 11 days.

What's the point of buying the latest smartphone?

It is the time of year when new handsets are unveiled, but they may offer only small improvements.

Fed Cuts Interest Rates for First Time in Four Years

Fed officials kicked off rate cuts with a half-point reduction, confident that inflation is cooling and eager to keep the job market strong.

WNBA to add expansion team in Portland, bringing league to 15 franchises

The WNBA is adding its 15th team in Portland in 2026, joining other expansion franchises in San Francisco and Toronto.

TelevisaUnivision Considers Replacing CEO Wade Davis

Wade Davis led an acquisition of Univision in 2020, buying out a consortium of private-equity owners.

Valarie D’Elia, Travel Reporter on TV and Radio, Dies at 64

She steered vacationers and business travelers to choice destinations, talked about the best deals, and offered up savvy tips on how to avoid vexation.

How China is becoming the Saudi Arabia of renewables

China’s declining demand for fossil fuels and increased clean-energy capacity could usher in a new shift in global wealth distribution.

Lunar company Intuitive Machines' stock jumps more than 40% after NASA moon satellite contract

NASA said the company was the sole awardee for a "lunar relay systems" contract, which has a maximum total value of $4.82 billion over five years.

Harrison J. Goldin, 88, New York City Comptroller in Fiscal Crisis, Is Dead

He weathered the storm as the city’s chief financial officer for 16 years and jousted with Mayor Koch in a public feud and a losing primary bid to replace him.

US goes big with first interest rate cut in four years

The Federal Reserve has cut its key lending rate by 0.5 percentage points - a larger cut than expected.

Alaska Airlines Chief Plans More Routes After a Deal With Hawaiian

The airline’s chief executive, Ben Minicucci, said in an interview that closing its acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines would allow it to expand, including on international routes.

University of Tennessee to raise season ticket prices 10% in anticipation of revenue sharing

Tennessee athletics will raise season ticket prices across all its sports by 10%.

Central Banks Around the World Are Cutting Rates

Inflation has fallen in most developed nations, and central bank officials are now trying to steer their economies toward a so-called soft landing.

What Fed Interest Rate Cuts Means for Mortgages, Car Loans and More

Here’s what the half-point interest rate cut will mean for your car loans, credit cards, mortgages, savings and student loans.

France’s Budget Problems ‘Very Serious,’ Prime Minister Says

The French government, which missed a deadline this week to show how it would cut its debt and deficit, is struggling to meet fiscal requirements set by the E.U.

What will a US interest rate cut mean for me?

It will influence mortgages, credit card and saving rates for millions of people in the US - and even around the world.

Boeing suspends jobs for thousands after strike

Boeing says it is suspending jobs for thousands of staff in the US due to a worker strike.

Fed’s Interest Rate Cut Would Cap a Winning Streak for Harris and Biden on Prices

Improved data on borrowing costs and price growth has buoyed consumers, but it might be coming too late to significantly affect the presidential race.

Boeing starts furloughing tens of thousands of employees amid machinist strike

CEO Kelly Ortberg said affected employees would take one week of furlough every four weeks for the strike's duration and he and his team would take pay cuts.

Boeing to Begin Temporary Layoffs Due to Strike

The aerospace giant said it would temporarily lay off tens of thousands of employees to stem losses from a walkout by the machinists’ union.

JPMorgan creates new role overseeing junior bankers as Wall Street wrestles with workload concerns

The move shows how JPMorgan Chase, the biggest American investment bank by revenue, is responding to the latest untimely death on Wall Street.

How to Read the Fed’s ‘Dot Plot’ Like a Pro

The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates on Wednesday. Wall Street is focused on how much, and on what comes next.

Daniel Lubetzky Joins ‘Shark Tank’ as Mark Cuban Departs

Daniel Lubetzky, the founder of the Kind snack company, began appearing as a guest on “Shark Tank” five years ago. Soon he’ll have a permanent seat.

What Trump Has Said About Interest Rates, and Why It Matters

He has suggested that presidents should “have a say” on interest rates, though he later walked the comment back.

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski will retire from company to take a job in college basketball

ESPN's senior NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring from the company.

TGI Fridays' UK owner falls into administration

London-listed Hostmore has appointed Teneo as administrators to help it sell the restaurants.

Alaska closes $1.9 billion acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines after DOT blessing

The two airlines can begin the process of closing their $1.9 billion merger.

Train drivers accept pay deal to end strike action

Aslef said 96.6% of its members who voted backed the deal, marking the end of long-running strikes.

US sues ship firms for $100m over Baltimore bridge crash

The Justice Department said repair costs should be carried by the companies responsible, not US citizens.

Why Foldable Smartphones Are Worth Considering

New devices from Motorola and Google prove that phones with bendable screens keep getting better — and some are even becoming cheaper.

Instagram Unveils Sweeping Changes for Users Under Age 18

The app, which is popular with teenagers, introduced new settings and features aimed at addressing inappropriate online contact and content, and improving sleep for users under 18.

China-Russia trade inches up as US sanctions and payment issues strain growth

After a historic rise in trade between China and Russia last year, their energy exchanges keep slowing, and analysts point to settlement challenges.

Post Office boss to step down from role next year

The chief executive had already stepped back from front-line duties to prepare for the Horizon IT inquiry.

Party over for Tupperware as it files for bankruptcy

The US company says it will ask for court permission to start a sale process of the business.

G.M. Electric Vehicles Gain Access to Tesla Chargers

After a delay of several months, General Motors said owners of its battery-powered models would now be able to use Tesla charging stations with adapters.

Why Uncertainty Still Hangs Over the Fed’s Rate Decision

Investors, economists and politicians are at odds over whether the central bank should cut interest rates by a quarter-point, or more.

China has raised its retirement age. How does this compare to other countries?

Recently announced increases to China’s retirement age have received global attention – but what have other countries done?

Inflation holds steady despite jump in air fares

Lower fuel prices helped offset the higher cost of flying in the year to August.

China’s Mid-Autumn mooncake sales fall back to Earth as consumption fails to take off

‘Why aren’t mooncakes selling?’ Online debate boils over as sales of traditional holiday delicacies lack the bite they used to see.

Google scores rare legal win as 1.49bn euro fine scrapped

The firm is under pressure worldwide over the dominance of its search and ad-tech businesses.

Wall Street Expects Half-Point Fed Rate Cut

The S&P 500 is hovering just below record territory, driven by a revived rally as bets have grown that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by half a percentage point.

A Week on a Riverboat in Paris

For a week, the novelist Joyce Maynard said good night to Paris from the deck of a péniche, within full view of the Eiffel Tower. Who cared if it rained the whole time?

Tupperware, Food Container Pioneer, Files for Bankruptcy

The once-mighty kitchenware company has struggled financially for years. It says the direct sales model that fueled its success has become a weakness.

New bank hubs to open but many don't have printers

New rules on branch closures take effect but questions remain over the facilities in shared hubs.

China’s economic strategy is change by a thousand adjustments

Beijing has shown its commitment over the years to constant adaptation and structural reform that sets the stage for balanced growth.

Plastic Waste and Toxic Sludge: A Sweep of a Messy Beat

The Climate reporter Hiroko Tabuchi is interested in all the things we take for granted about our environment.

China’s tourists hit the road in record numbers as driving tours pick up speed

More travellers are choosing to rent cars and strike out on their own for trips in China as farther-flung destinations gain popularity.

Marlboro owner sells UK inhaler firm over backlash

Philip Morris International bought Vectura Group just three years ago in a deal worth more than £1bn.

Biden Administration Extends Review Period for Nippon Takeover of U.S. Steel

U.S. Steel’s chief, David Burritt, expressed confidence on Tuesday that the sale of the American manufacturer to a Japanese owner would close “on its merits” despite bipartisan backlash.

China trade tased from all sides, backing Beijing into an economic bind: analysts

‘The risk of intensifying trade wars is very real’.

China’s EV makers feel crunch as high R&D costs collide with price-war margin pressure

More than 50 new models could hit the market this year, but relentless discounting is devouring profit margins, spelling doom for some firms.

$50 Billion in Aid to Ukraine Stalls Over Legal Questions

U.S. and European officials are struggling to honor their pledge to use Russian assets to aid Ukraine.

Apple is in talks with JPMorgan for bank to take over card from Goldman Sachs

While the talks are early and could falter, the move could mean that the country's largest credit card issuer may grow even larger.

Uncrustables Painting by Noah Verrier Sells for $4,999

Noah Verrier’s oil painting of an Uncrustables sandwich sold for $4,999. It looks delicious.

Harris Campaign Says She Will Meet the Press (on Her Terms)

The vice president, who has granted few interviews as the Democratic nominee, is now ramping things up. But she is likely to focus on local outlets and nontraditional venues where voters get their news.

Alaska Airlines Can Merge With Hawaiian Airlines, U.S. Says

The airlines agreed to maintain some routes and meet other conditions to secure the Transportation Department’s approval of their merger.

Boeing Restarts Labor Negotiations as It Seeks End to Strike

Federal mediators are helping the aerospace manufacturer and leaders of the union representing more than 33,000 workers who went on strike last week reach a deal.

Air Mail, Digital Weekly for the Smart Set, Is Said to Be Exploring a Sale

The company, founded in 2019, is known for its weekend newsletter of deeply reported features, travel recommendations and shopping tips.

FanDuel parent Flutter looks for international growth with big acquisitions in Italy, Brazil

Flutter is making acquisitions in Italy and Brazil as the British parent company of FanDuel looks to international markets for growth.

Banking Deal Oversight to Get a Major Revamp

The F.D.I.C. and the Justice Department are changing how they evaluate mergers and acquisitions in the banking industry.

Meta Plans to Ban the Russian TV Network RT

The owner of Facebook and Instagram said it would bar Russian media outlets including RT, while YouTube is removing channels it had already blocked.

FDIC unveils rule forcing banks to keep fintech customer data in aftermath of Synapse debacle

The rule, aimed at accounts opened by fintech firms that partner with banks, makes the institution maintain records of who owns the account and daily balances.

SpaceX Starlink has 2,500 airplanes under contract after United megadeal, director says

SpaceX nearly doubled its backlog of Starlink in-flight Wi-Fi orders with last week's United Airlines deal.

Donald Trump Rolls Out World Liberty Financial, a New Crypto Venture

In a livestream, Donald Trump formally introduced World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture led by two digital currency entrepreneurs with little experience running high-profile businesses.

Guardian in talks to sell world's oldest Sunday paper

The Guardian owner is in exclusive talks to sell the Observer newspaper to Tortoise Media.

China’s ‘Silver Economy’ Is Thriving as Birthrate Plunges

The shrinking population poses threats to growth but has opened opportunities for businesses that serve seniors.

F.D.I.C. Says Banks Need to Keep a Record of Their Fintech Customers

Banks holding customer funds for money management apps should keep track of customers’ identities and balances, the agency says.

The Guardian in Talks to Sell The Observer to Tortoise Media

The Observer, first published in 1791, could be bought by Tortoise Media, an outlet founded by a British media veteran that began publishing in 2019.

United Airlines to offer free Wi-Fi using Starlink from Elon Musk's SpaceX

Starlink has already signed deals with Hawaiian Airlines and semi-private operator JSX.

Amazon tells staff to get back to office five days a week

The e-commerce giant is ending hybrid working and will stop people hot-desking in the US.

China urged to safeguard overseas interests as sanctions hinder investments

Study Times front-page article says China must extend its national security mechanisms to protect its interests overseas amid rising tensions.

How the Fed Cutting Interest Rates Affects Stocks, Banks and More

For corporate America, this week’s expected interest rate cut carries risks along with rewards.

Will China’s latest crypto crackdown stifle its gaming industry?

New legal guidelines that classify cryptocurrency transactions as money laundering put digital assets used in popular games in a grey area.

In federal trial, Michael Kors says it's harder to sell handbags in TikTok and Taylor Swift era

It is one of the latest testimonies in the Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit to block the merger of Coach's owner Tapestry and Michael Kors' owner Capri.

Instagram Teen Accounts: What to Know About New Privacy Settings

The social media app says new privacy settings and features will create more age-appropriate experiences for youth under 18.

F.D.I.C. and Justice Dept. May Get Tougher on Bank Deals

The F.D.I.C. is expected to vote on more stringent new rules for takeovers, while the Justice Department plans to overhaul its own guidelines.

Brexit deal impact in UK is worsening, warn economists

The findings come from a report covering the three-year period after the Brexit deal was signed.

China, Thailand aiming to create ‘ecosystem using digital technologies’

Digital Economy Promotion Agency of Thailand collaborating with Shenzhen and Hangzhou, as well as Guangxi and Yunnan provinces.

How the yuan can help Hong Kong outcompete Shenzhen

Allowing Hong Kong banks to offer Chinese onshore renminbi services would enable the city to leverage its economic freedom on a whole new level.

How raising China’s retirement age can help Beijing buy time to plug the pension gap

Last week, China announced plans to gradually raise retirement ages by up to five years by 2040, starting from January.

Despite setbacks, Hong Kong is still the best place to do business

The exit of foreign firms and falling property prices shouldn’t overshadow the city’s resilient growth, access to the rest of China, and support for innovation.

Emmy Viewership Rises to 6.9 Million Viewers

The uptick puts the Emmys among the award shows, such as the Oscars, that have had audience gains in the past few years.

Publishers try skinnier books to save money and emissions

Subtle changes to the font can make books much slimmer and lighter - saving money and CO2 emissions.

Tony Robbins Backs the Estate, a Chain of Luxury Wellness Resorts

The self-help guru is joining the hotel mogul Sam Nazarian to open a chain of luxury preventive-medicine resorts, aiming for a slice of the $5.6 trillion wellness industry.

China-Philippine flights to get wings clipped amid low demand, geopolitics

An expected reduction in routes between China and the Philippines comes as post-pandemic demand has not taken off, while their maritime dispute has also chilled travel.

Intel, Aiming to Reverse Slump, Unveils New Contracts and Cost Cuts

The chipmaker, which has been struggling, said on Monday that it obtained a new government grant, signed a contract with Amazon and would pause some initiatives.

TikTok Faces Tough Questions From Judges in Fight Over U.S. Ban

TikTok on Monday pushed back against a law that would force the popular video app to sell to a non-Chinese owner or be banned, in what is shaping up to be a landmark case.

Amazon Tells Employees to Return to Office Five Days a Week

The internet giant told employees on Monday that it expected them to return to the office full-time in January.

Jeep CEO enacts turnaround plan after significant sales declines

Jeep is executing a turnaround plan of the quintessential American SUV brand after five years of consecutive declines in the U.S. market.

UAW union files unfair labor charges against Stellantis, accuses automaker of violating contract

The charges are the latest action by the union against Stellantis, which has drawn the ire of UAW leaders for production cuts, layoffs and other actions.

A.I. Pioneers Call for Protections Against ‘Catastrophic Risks’

Scientists from the United States, China and other nations called for an international authority to oversee artificial intelligence.

Thierry Breton, Top E.U. Commissioner, Resigns, Citing ‘Questionable Governance’

The surprise resignation of Thierry Breton came after he accused Ursula von der Leyen, president of the European Commission, of pressuring France to nominate another candidate instead of him for commissioner.

In Nevada, Economy Tops Issues as Unemployment Remains High

The state is among a handful that will decide the presidential contest, and workers have felt increased prices at the grocery store and gas station.

Boeing Will Cut Spending as Strike Takes Financial Toll

More than 33,000 Boeing workers went on strike last week after rejecting a tentative contract the company had negotiated with their unions.

Charter rolls out new Spectrum pricing and internet speeds, aims to 'be a better service operator'

Charter Communications is rolling out new pricing and commitments of reliability as it contends with industry shifts in broadband, TV and mobile businesses.

Boeing freezes hiring in sweeping cost cuts as it grapples with factory worker strike

Boeing also said it will pause nonessential staff travel and reduce supplier spending as it deals with a strike by more than 30,000 factory workers.

How SMIC, China’s Semiconductor Champion, Landed in the Heart of a Tech War

Efforts by the Beijing-backed Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, or SMIC, to break through innovation barriers have landed it in a geopolitical tech battle.

Where now for China after economy lost momentum ‘across the board’ in August?

China’s economic data in August largely disappointed, pointing to difficulties in meeting Beijing’s annual growth target.

Drugmakers bet billions that targeted radiation could become the next cancer breakthrough

Bristol Myers Squibb, AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly and other drug companies have invested some $10 billion on promising cancer technology behind Novartis' Pluvicto.

With Fed rate cut opening the door, China likely to ease as economic issues grow: analysts

US Federal Reserve expected to lower its benchmark borrowing rate, which could give China room to ease.

FX Outduels Bigger Rivals to Collect Huge Emmy Haul

The network has been a darling among critics for years. But it hit a new high on Sunday, with “Shogun” winning best drama and “The Bear” picking up several awards as well.

Pfizer says its experimental drug for deadly condition that causes appetite and weight loss in cancer patients shows positive trial results

The results could pave the way for Pfizer's drug ponsegromab to become the first-ever approved treatment specifically for cancer cachexia.

Harland & Wolff, Titanic Shipbuilder, Files for Bankruptcy

For the second time in five years, the parent company of the shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland, will enter administration, with Royal Navy contracts in the balance.

Three key questions that will shape whether Coach and Michael Kors owners will merge

Tapestry and Capri, the owners of Coach and Michael Kors, respectively, are in court this week over a federal antitrust challenge of their planned merger.

Are Voters Feeling Better About the Economy?

After another tumultuous weekend in the presidential campaign, Americans are still largely focused on their finances, new surveys show. That could give an edge to Vice President Kamala Harris.

China’s soaring low-altitude economy adds ‘new track’ with home-grown blimp delivery

China’s first home-grown ‘civil manned airship’ blimp has been delivered to a client in the southern Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region.

China safeguards rare earth reserves with discovery of 5 million tonnes of key metals

China discovers 4.96 million tonnes of rare earth elements, which are crucial to tech development, in one of its poorest regions.

China’s video game achievement may be anomaly for years to come despite Black Myth: Wukong

In this week’s issue of the Global Impact newsletter, we look at what the success of action role-playing game Black Myth: Wukong means for China’s gaming industry.

Hong Kong stocks gain on stimulus hopes; Meituan and New World Development lead gains

Hong Kong stocks reverse earlier losses as weak China data spurs hope for more stimulus from Beijing.

Chinese office landlords offer free furnishings to lure tenants amid economic squeeze

‘Rental fees are going down, and competition is getting fiercer,’ as landlords fight to sustain occupancy rates, CBRE researcher says.

Women in tech groups 'can’t run on inspiration alone'

Groups supporting women in science, technology, engineering and maths are struggling for funds.

Economist Jin Keyu on why the trade war is still a ‘gift for China’

Jin Keyu of the London School of Economics shares why she thinks the concepts of the ‘middle-income trap’ and ‘overcapacity’ are overblown

China’s low-priced EVs reign in Spain, make gains in Europe’s lanes

Beating competitors on price, China’s electric vehicles have made headway in Europe – but tariffs and trade scrutiny may slow their advance.

China’s pension reform a ‘milestone’, but will it fix funding woes?

Beijing has ‘no choice’ but to raise retirement age as working population shrinks, but more is needed to fill fiscal gaps, analysts say.

China’s homeowners are rushing to pay off mortgages early as outlook on the economy dims

Worried about job cuts and a lack of high-yield investment options, homeowners are rushing to repay home loans and mortgages in advance.

Macau neighbour Hengqin, famed for oysters, has ambitions in Chinese medicine, technology

‘Hengqin has cheap land, low tax for both corporations and individuals, and a good living environment,’ official says.

China’s energy playbook success not enough to secure climate goals

Energy planners in Beijing have found a winning approach, but the strength of China’s coal sector threatens to undo progress on emissions.

Shein and Temu prices are set to get a lot higher as Biden takes aim at retailers linked to China

Critics say Shein and Temu are able to offer low prices because they evade import duties under the de minimis exemption — a loophole that could soon be closed.

DirecTV, Disney reach deal to end blackout in time for college football

Disney and DirecTV have reached a deal to end a blackout in time for college football this weekend.

China’s August home prices drop at the fastest pace in 9 years, as small cities bear brunt

The smallest cities such as Yangzhou, Huizhou and Dali posted the biggest drops, with their losses widening from July and June.

China’s ‘time running out’ to meet growth target as August figures falter

As China’s August economic metrics largely disappointed, analysts said the window to meet its annual growth target is closing fast.

Boeing factory workers strike for first time since 2008 after overwhelmingly rejecting contract

More than 30,000 Boeing workers were set to strike Friday, halting production of most of the company's aircraft after staff rejected a new labor contract.

Boeing warns strike will 'jeopardize' recovery, hurt aircraft production

Brian West said the financial impact of the strike will depend on how long it lasts, but it will affect the company's production of its best-selling planes.

Harris' rise in polls sparks wave of wealth transfers to kids

Currently, individuals can send up to $13.61 million (and up to $27.22 million for couples) to beneficiaries without owing estate or gift taxes.

U.S. lawmakers introduce bill to put regulations on sports betting operators

The proposed legislation would focus on affordability, advertising and artificial intelligence.

DHL riding China’s export wave with millions in new investments

The cargo forwarder will expand operations, as China’s strong export figures suggest the holiday season will buoy industry through 2024.

China’s ‘conscientious economist’ goes viral by speaking the truth

Straightforward and critical remarks by Northeast Securities’ chief economist Fu Peng on China’s economy have gone viral on Chinese social media.

China won’t budge as it resists EV tariffs from EU, state broadcaster says

A social media account associated with China’s pre-eminent state TV network has come out hard against the EU’s electric vehicle tariffs.

China-Russia expressway may get EV-charging treatment by major Moscow-based fuel retailer

EuroTrans hopes electric vehicles - most from China - will be able to drive from Moscow to Beijing, but analyst says brutally cold winters could be an issue.

President Xi Jinping tones down focus on China’s growth targets as headwinds mount

Xi Jinping said on Thursday that China should ‘strive to fulfil the economic and social development goals’ for 2024.

What China’s Belt and Road Initiative has in store for coming decade as priorities evolve

With focus of global trade plan shifting, gone may be the days when huge infrastructure projects left partner countries holding a big bill and facing environmental implications.

New beanless 'coffee' emerges but does it taste any good?

Start-ups launch drinks that look and taste like coffee but they say are better for the environment.

Flights are getting more expensive again as airlines scale back their growth plans

Flight prices are on the rise, according to the latest inflation report.

American Airlines flight attendants ratify new contract with immediate raises topping 20%

American Airlines flight attendants on Thursday voted on a new five-year labor deal, giving cabin crews more than 20% immediate raises.

UAW, U.S. dealers increase criticism of Stellantis CEO over cuts, sales declines

Stellantis' U.S. dealer network has joined the UAW union in criticizing CEO Carlos Tavares for recent sales declines, production cuts and other decisions.

Gilead says its twice-yearly shot cut HIV infections by 96% in trial

The data sets the stage for likely approval of Gilead's lenacapavir for HIV prevention.

China-US trade imbalance has ‘tenuous’ link with industrial policy: IMF economists

International Monetary Fund report released on same day China’s Ministry of Commerce unveiled its findings on US compliance with the World Trade Organization.

China’s debtors get ray of hope as Shenzhen shares bankruptcy data

Shenzhen has released more data on its personal bankruptcy cases, part of a pilot programme adopted to aid China’s individual debtors.

Hong Kong piques mainland China investors’ interest as lower rates prompt southward shift

Individual investors in mainland China, buoyed by incentives and a rising yuan, are seeing appeal in moving their capital to Hong Kong.

Beijing urges Chinese EV makers to avoid investments in countries like India and Turkey

Chinese EV makers’ drive to go global hit a snag after Beijing urged them to avoid investing in countries like India and Turkey.

China’s economy isn’t becoming Japanified, at least not yet

Despite fears China has entered have entered a ‘balance sheet recession’, the country has more tools than Japan to reflate its economy.

How much will AI help in the next pandemic?

Artificial intelligence is now being used to predict and prepare for the next outbreak.

China creates ‘concerto’ of rules for insurance sector, promotes long-term investment

China’s State Council issued a 10-point document on Wednesday outlining comprehensive regulations for the insurance industry.

'We have no space to play': The guesthouse where everyone is homeless

A no-fault evictions ban will come in next summer, but thousands of families are already stuck in limbo.

Banana wine brings sweet taste of success to Malawi farmers

Emily Nkhana shares tips with the BBC on how to make banana wine.

Confidence of US firms in China wanes as record numbers cut investments amid hardships

AmCham Shanghai’s business-climate survey flags concerning trends while expressing hope that Washington eases up on tariffs and helps stabilise relationship.

China starts criminal probe on Evergrande-linked wealth manager Hywin for illegal fundraising

Two suspects surnamed Han and Wang have been detained for illegal fundraising, Fengxian’s public security bureau said in a statement.

China playing it safe with capital, researchers say, as SOEs get hefty payout

Researchers with Rhodium Group say capital in China is being diverted from more dynamic firms into legacy industries and state sectors.

China has the savings to deal with property crisis, with no global spillover: economist

S&P Global Ratings global chief economist Paul Gruenwald says China is under no external or market pressure to deal with the property market.

Could powerful lasers unlock cheap fusion power?

A Denver-based start-up plans to use powerful lasers to spark a fusion reactor.

Climate change leaves future of Pacific Islands tourism 'highly uncertain'

Tourist sector bosses in the region are increasingly concerned about the impact of climate change.

Crash dummies and robot arms: How airline seats are tested

Building hi-tech airline seats has become a huge business in Northern Ireland.

A mega merger aims to reshape India's entertainment landscape

The deal aims to create India's largest entertainment company which will dominate the advertising market.

AI's solution to the 'cocktail party problem' used in court

The technology has been used to filter out background voices in audio evidence in a US murder case.

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