The Latest Breaking News from China

Ray Dalio, running the world's biggest hedge fund, decided to make some unusual moves in the past quarter, all pointing to one direction.

Apple needs to strike a deal with Alibaba to remain competitive in China, but it could spell disaster for the company in its home country.

When it is fully operational, Jiu Tian will release a vast swarm of up to 100 smaller drones that would work together to overwhelm an enemy's air defence systems.

BMW is not having a good time. Like other German automakers, its sales are collapsing in China, and the rest of the world can't make up for that lost profit.

The White House asserted during a Monday press briefing that Chinese companies, not American consumers, will bear the cost of Trump's tariffs.

The Chinese company Galactic Energy sent four satellites into orbit today (May 19) on the fifth sea launch of its Ceres-1 solid rocket.

An earthquake that struck south-east Asia in late March is thought to have killed more than 3,000 people in Myanmar, a country ruled by a military junta that has blocked humanitarian aid and continued waging war on quake-ravaged rebel territory.

Here are the latest effects of tariffs on the PC hardware industry.

China's mining industry has slapped the proverbial glove in the face of Western mining companies by deploying what it calls the world’s first fleet of unmanned electric mining trucks. No fewer than 100 driverless battery-powered trucks are already roaming Inner Mongolia’s Yimin open-pit mine, saving thousands of tons of carbon…

On the bright side, at least Trump finally admitted his tariffs are, indeed, paid by Americans.

Of all the so-called "legacy" automakers, it seems lately as if General Motors is pulling off the electric transition better than most.