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Despite posting its first quarterly loss in over a decade due to the coronavirus BMW hopes to squeak out an operating profit for the year

BMW Swings To First Loss In A Decade As Virus Hits Sales

BMW swings to first loss in a decade as virus hits sales

WHO To Investigate COVID-19 Origins In China

A new cluster of cases has sparked mass coronavirus testing in the central Chinese city of Wuhan

Two WHO scientists have laid the groundwork for a larger investigation to determine the origins of COVID-19, which was first detected in Wuhan, China.

Markets Rise As Investors Eye US Stimulus Talks, Gold Hits Record

Coronavirus and uncertainty over stimulus in the United States has sent gold over the $2,000 per-ounce threshold

Markets rise as investors eye US stimulus talks, gold hits record

A Sri Lanka Special Task Force soldier stands guard as electoral officials collect ballot papers and boxes from a distribution centre in Colombo

Rajapaksa Brothers Seek To Consolidate Power In Virus-delayed Sri Lanka Vote

Rajapaksa brothers seek to consolidate power in virus-delayed Sri Lanka vote

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House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said some progress had been made in stimulus talks, and while both sides are far apart on some issues, markets expect a deal will eventually be done

Stock Markets Gain Support From US Stimulus Optimism

Stock markets gain support from US stimulus optimism

Microsoft could regain momentum with consumers if it moves ahead with a deal to buy the TikTok app, but it faces both business and political risks

Microsoft Could Be 'White Knight' For TikTok -- Or Fall Flat

Microsoft could be 'white knight' for TikTok -- or fall flat

Authorities have imposed a curfew in Indian-administered Kashmir ahead of the one-year anniversity of the restive region being stripped of its autonomy

Indian Kashmir Under Curfew Ahead Of 'Black Day' Anniversary

Indian Kashmir under curfew ahead of 'black day' anniversary

In one of many fronts in the increasingly poisonous US-Chinese relationship, President Donald Trump has threatened to ban the wildly popular app TikTok, citing national security concerns

TikTok Sale In Trouble? Chinese Media Calls Forced Sale Of Company By US 'Smash And Grab'

The editorial from a state-run outlet said that the Chinese government could block the sale or shutdown of the popular company.

The United States is voicing hope that international support will remain for Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed acting president Juan Guaido, seen here delivering a press conference in June 2020 in Caracas

US Confident Nations To Keep Recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

US confident nations to keep recognizing Venezuela's Guaido

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 04: Zara Larsson performs onstage during Soundcheck: A Netflix Film and Series Music Showcase on November 04, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images/AFPLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 04: Zar

Swedish Singer Zara Larsson Ends Collaboration With Huawei

Swedish singer Zara Larsson ends collaboration with Huawei

Tuesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Slip As Traders Look To Stimulus Progress

U.S. stocks edged lower on Tuesday as traders consolidated gains from Monday’s rally.

President Donald Trump gave TikTok six weeks to sell its US operations

China Accuses US Of 'Outright Bullying' Over TikTok

China accuses US of 'outright bullying' over TikTok

Hong Kong opened a new emergency hospital as record daily caseloads overwhelm health services

Hong Kong Coronavirus 3rd Wave: State to Build Temporary Hospitals With China's Help

China will use its expertise to help Hong Kong build makeshift medical facilities that will add about 2,400 beds. They will also help with increasing Hong Kong's testing capabilities tenfold.

Sony has warned that its profits are likely to fall this fiscal year

Sony Net Profit Jumps 53.3% In Q1 But Virus Clouds Annual Outlook

Sony net profit jumps 53.3% in Q1 but virus clouds annual outlook

China's new security law has cast a threatening shadow over Hong Kong's dynamic book industry

Jittery Hong Kong Authors Seek Taiwan Safety After Security Law

Jittery Hong Kong authors seek Taiwan safety after security law

An April 1945 file photo from The National Archives shows US Marines passing through a small village in Okinawa, Japan, where Japanese soldiers lie dead

From Manhattan To Hiroshima: The Race For The Atom Bomb

From Manhattan to Hiroshima: the race for the atom bomb

The discovery of water on Mars sparked a resurgence of interest in the Red Planet and space missions, like NASA's Curiosity rover, pictured

Glaciers Could Have Sculpted Mars Valleys: Study

Glaciers could have sculpted Mars valleys: study

Trump Gives TikTok 6 Weeks To Sell Itself To US Company

Trump gives TikTok 6 weeks to sell itself to US company

A spike in new cases has forced Victoria state in Australia to reimpose lockdown measures, including a night-time curfew in Melbourne

Stock Markets Climb As Data Spark Bargain-hunting

Stock markets climb as data spark bargain-hunting

Fever check: Coronavirus cases are now rising fast in Ethiopia - prevention fatigue among the public is now the big fear

Coronavirus Developments: Warnings, Trump Tweets And Outbreaks

Global warnings and a series of coronavirus outbreaks marked the day. Here's what you need to know.

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Climb, Nasdaq Jumps To Record Closing High, Yields Surge

U.S. stocks rose on Monday as Microsoft pushed Nasdaq to record highs

The giant panda is seen as an 'umbrella' species because its conservation is considered to help many less well-known animals, plants and birds

Leopards, Wolves Vanishing From Panda Conservation Areas: Study

Leopards, wolves vanishing from panda conservation areas: study

Google Unveils Cheaper Pixel Smartphone, Teases 5G

Google unveils cheaper Pixel smartphone, teases 5G

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise As Washington Lawmakers Wrangle Over New Stimulus Bill

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warns that the Trump administration will soon impose measures against “a broad array” of Chinese-owned software.

Republicans Pressured President Trump To Allow Microsoft-TikTok Talks To Begin

Congressional Republicans and White House staff reportedly told Trump banning the app could further alienate young voters ahead of the election, with Sen. Lindsay Graham celebrating the decision on Twitter.