Apple CEO Tim Cook is all set for his India debut, the visit coming at a time when the American electronics giant faces increasing pressure to grow global sales amidst declining volumes in China.
Chinese company Huawei Monday signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), which aims to enhance the two sides' cooperation on business development.
A company traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange for more than two decades was finally delisted on Wednesday after an investigation found it violated information disclosure rules.
"Actually working overtime is a very casual thing," he said. "Because I've invested the whole of my being into this company."
A U.S. clothing company HanesBrands Inc has finally purchased Australian icon Pacific Brands Ltd in an all-cash offer worth 1.1 billion Australian dollars.
Uber will continue to classify drivers as contractors and will pay drivers up to $100 million
Japan's bid to build Australia's next-generation naval submarine fleet has been determined the weakest of three being considered, as the Turnbull government edges loser to a final decision on the contract.
Intel, the world’s largest maker of semiconductors, said on Tuesday that it was laying off 12,000 people, about 11 percent of its work force, as it continues to reel from a long downturn in global demand for personal computers.
Bill Campbell, a legendary mentor to some of Silicon Valley’s most important entrepreneurs and executives including Steve Jobs and Larry Page, died Monday at age 75. He had been suffering from cancer.
LinkedIn, the professional social networking company, has doled out increasingly large amounts of stock to pay its workers.
Singaporean Robin Hu remains at the helm of the media company to which the South China Morning Post (SCMP) belongs, under a new owner and with a new name.
Successful landing highlights persistence, technical prowess
Trading in Chinese telecommunications company’s stock resumes after monthslong suspension
Chinese telecommunications powerhouse ZTE has named veteran executive Zhao Xianming as its new chairman and president in a sweeping senior management revamp, which could help repair the company’s damaged reputation with the United States government.
Now that the United States government has cracked open an iPhone that belonged to a gunman in the San Bernardino, Calif., mass shooting without Apple’s help, the tech company is under pressure to find and fix the flaw.
Che Yong wants to build his garment factory into a fashion empire like H&M, the Swedish clothing chain that has dominated China's young fashion street, but so far his designs have only gathered dust.
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