text

ZTE to continue to work with U.S. after sanction lifted

​Chinese telecom equipment maker ZTE Corp.said it will continue to work with the U.S. government to be fully removed from the Entity List after a temporary trade sanction relief was provided to the company on Tuesday.

text

Apple submits final argument before court hearing on terrorist's phone

Apple Inc. picked up U.S. history on Tuesday to fend off the attempt by the Department of Justice (DOJ) to seek help in trying to hack into the phone of a terrorist killer.

text

What are Uber's next steps toward security?

Since the beginning of the year, it’s safe to assume that Uber Technologies has been running into many problems concerning their safety policies.

text

Smartphone maker Xiaomi targets the Indian consumer ahead of global push

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has no plans to extensively expand into the US and European markets as it wants to focus on India in its global strategy

text

U.S. to restrict exports of China telecom equipment maker

The U.S. Commerce Department is set to place export restrictions on Chinese telecoms equipment maker ZTE Corp. for allegedly violating U.S. export controls on Iran, according to documents seen by Reuters.

text

WhatsApp will no longer work on BlackBerry and Nokia platforms

Here's some bad news for BlackBerry users, global messaging service WhatsApp is ending support for BlackBerry devices by the end this y

text

China's LeTV earnings soar in 2015

​Earnings of Chinese online video website LeTV soared in 2015 thanks to brisk sales of its smart TV products, a preliminary earnings estimate showed on Sunday.

text

For Alphabet, the path to becoming the most valuable company in the world

With the close of Tuesday’s trading, it was official: Alphabet, the newly formed holding company for Google, is the most highly valued company in the world.

text

21 arrested as Ezubao allegedly absorbed $7.6b

Ezubao, an online financing platform, has allegedly absorbed about 50 billion yuan ($7.6 billion) in funds, with about 900,000 investors involved, the Xinhua News Agency reported Sunday.

text

Microsoft's secret weapon for growth in the cloud: email

In reporting better-than-expected fiscal second-quarter earnings on Thursday, Microsoft Corp. CEO Satya Nadella touted his company's success in the cloud.

text

China's asset manager giant to raise 10 bln yuan before IPO

​China Orient Asset Management Corp. (COAMC), one of China's four largest asset managers that specializes in bad loans, said on Thursday that it will raise 10 billion yuan (1.53 billion U.S. dollars) ahead of its initial public offering (IPO).

text

BHP sees no recovery in iron ore, fights to protect credit rating

​BHP Billiton on Wednesday said it sees no recovery in key iron ore or coal prices, unlike copper and oil, as the company downgrades its full year iron ore production while fighting to maintain its investment grade credit rating.

text

Netflix faces a U.S. slowdown, despite global growth

The company announced Tuesday that it had topped expectations in adding a record 5.59 million total streaming members during the quarter, for a total 74.76 million across the globe.

text

Chinese e-commerce platform finishes world's largest O2O fundraising

​E-commerce platform Meituan&Dazhongdianping finished the world's largest online-to-offline (o2o) fundraising campaign, the company announced Tuesday.

text

Australia's Bitcoin Group set for February ASX listing

After months of delays, Australian bitcoin company Bitcoin Group will finally make its share market debut in February.

text

Fame of 'Chicken Feet Lady' reveals deformed social psychology

A Chinese woman known as “Chicken Feet Lady,” who recently went viral because of her uncivilized behavior of scattering chicken feet on the subway, seems to have seen a rise in her social status after the shameful act became public. This odd twist exposes a deformed piece of social psychology.