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The eighth round of negotiations resume in London this week, with both sides talking increasingly tough, amid accusations of intransigence and political brinkmanship.

Founded nearly a century ago, the family-owned factory has survived a world war, multiple economic crises and the slow withering of Hong Kong's manufacturing base as companies looked for cheaper labor in mainland China.

A correction is coming and Tesla's soaring stock price will plummmet from historic highs to historic lows, argue some analysts.

Despite Bitcoin holding on at the $10,000 level, analysts said the benchmark cryptocurrency would not be back to $12,000 anytime soon.

At the current level, Ethereum is still 38% away from its peak of $488 reached on Sept. 1.

The World Bank said Friday it was canceling a loan to fund a dam in Lebanon that environmentalists claimed could destroy a valley rich in biodiversity.

Economists are worrying that the future recovery of the U.S. economy will disproportionately favor the wealthy.

Bloomberg released a report saying that Peloton is going to release a cheaper treadmill and a more expensive bike.

SaTT, a company that uses cryptocurrency to monetize social media accounts, has successfully raised $1 million in 48 hours of its ICO launch. 

Stocks fell again on Friday, but have partly recovered from earlier lows

Brake fluid could be leaking inside the hydraulic electronic control unit of your Hyundai or Kia vehicle. Here's which models have been recalled.

The White House and top Democrats remain at odds over size of next virus relief bill.

The White House Chief of Staff said that the administration will be looking at action against more apps that threaten national security.

The 10,000 new jobs will be created in Bellevue, Washington, and be located at a 2 million square foot office space in the downtown area.

India has banned almost 180 Chinese apps since June, citing data security concerns

The philanthropist and author was named the richest woman in the world, but has pledged to donate at least half of her fortune to various charities.

Canada added 246,000 jobs in August as most coronavirus restrictions eased and businesses reopened, cutting the unemployment rate to 10.2%, the national statistics agency said Friday.

U.S. passenger volumes remain down 70% from a year ago, Airlines for America said.

The U.K. and EU have until the end of the year to hammer out a complex trade agreement.

The number of unemployed people dropped by 2.8 million to 13.6 million – the fourth straight month of declines.

Limited supply and increasing demand helps keep the value of Bitcoin, says a new Bloomberg research.

Ethereum's rising transaction fees are attributed to the increasing miner revenue in the network.

Analysts point to the strengthening dollar as the key reason for the recent price drop.

Nasdaq led the overall market downward on Thursday, as familiar tech names dropped by as much as 5%-6%.

The dog food recall from Sunshine Mills affects the Family Pet, Heartland Farms, and Paws Happy Life brands.

The pandemic has created both disruptions and opportunities in the housing markets

McDonald's has finally responded to the myth that their burgers never go bad. 

The Top Rated by Kids Toy List from Walmart was created by kid experts who tested and selected the best toys of the year. Here's the complete list.

The Chinese government has reclassified a valuable portion of TikTok's technology in such a way that has caused sales negotiations with U.S. companies to stall.