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This file photo taken on November 09, 2017 shows US President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping leaving a business leaders event at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing

US-China Trade Deal: Trump Says He Could Wait Until 2020 Election For Phase Two

The U.S. presidential elections will be held mid-November, which would mean the second part of the deal could come only by the end of the year -- at the earliest.

US Stocks End At Records As Iran Worries Ease

Investors have been cheered by a toning down of rhetoric between the US and Iran, with Donald Trump saying Tehran appeared to be stepping back

US stocks end at records as Iran worries ease

Will Hong Kong Unrest Help Taiwan’s Pro-Independence President To Retain Power?

Incumbent Tsai Ing-wen has invoked Hong Kong's clashes as she appeals to young voters ahead of Taiwan elections

Taiwan’s voters are all set to decide on who will rule over the island for the next four years Saturday.

Jeremy Miller of GE Appliances shows a smart hub which uses artificial intelligence to help consumers with meal planning and preparation, at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas

Food Stirs Up Interest At Vegas Tech Show

Food stirs up interest at Vegas tech show

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Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, whose popularity has fallen, hopes for a large turnout at protests

Guaido Calls Protest Thursday Against Venezuela's Maduro

Guaido calls protest Thursday against Venezuela's Maduro

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido addresses a news conference, flanked by opposition lawmakers and supporters, after being sworn in for a new term as National Assembly leader

US Throws Support Behind Venezuela Negotiations

US throws support behind Venezuela negotiations

The Fed continues to expect the economy to grow at a modest pace, with inflation below but approaching the two percent goal, even as labor markets remain strong with unemployment at a 50-year low

US Central Bank Ready To Respond To Changing Economy: Fed's Clarida

US central bank ready to respond to changing economy: Fed's Clarida

Liu He, who has led China's trade negotiations with the United States, will visit Washington from January 13

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Higher As Iran Tensions Subside, China Trade Deal Looms

US stocks rose on Thursday as traders seem less worried about confrontations with Iran.

Hearthstone Masters Tour 2020 Will Expand To Six Locations, Including 2 In SEA

Masters Tour #2 will take place in Bali, Indonesia and the fourth will be held at an undisclosed Asia-Pacific location. The rest of the tour will jump from Arlington, Texas; Jonkoping, Sweden; Montreal, Canada and in Spain.

China Blockchain News: Everything To Know About National Blockchain Network BSN

When President Xi Jinping spoke fondly about blockchain and encouraged Chinese companies to "seize the opportunity" with the technology last year, the Blockchain Service Network (BSN) could be the project that will speed up the adoption of the distributed ledger technology in the country.

South China Sea Standoff: Indonesia Copies China Playbook, Mobilizes Fishermen

Indonesian President Joko Widodo told reporters, “There is no negotiation when it comes to our sovereignty.”

Infographic: US Trade Deficit Falls to Three-Year Low

While exports rose $1.4 billion to $208.6 billion in November, imports dropped $2.5 billion to $251.7 billion compared to the revised October figures.

A protester holds a poster during a December 2019 rally in Hong Kong to show support for the Uighur minority in China

US Lawmakers Urge Action On 'Crimes Against Humanity' In China

US lawmakers urge action on 'crimes against humanity' in China

China Bans Foreign Textbooks, Novels From Schools To Control Student Ideology

The guideline will effectively ban foreign teaching materials like textbooks and classic novels in all public primary and secondary schools.

Taiwan Candidates Court Young Voters As Election Looms

Taiwan candidates court young voters as election looms

US President Donald Trump says a US pullout from Iraq at this time would be the "worst thing" for the country

Trump Global Approval Rating Remains Very Low, 89% Of Mexicans Have No Confidence

Trump remains unpopular worldwide with six in 10 people saying they don't have confidence Trump will do the right thing in world affairs.

Hisense and other Chinese firms had a strong presence at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show despite geopolitical tensions

Chinese Firms Push Ahead At CES Despite Trade War

Chinese firms push ahead at CES despite trade war

Bitcoin Price Will Hit $20,000 This 2020, BitPay Exec Predicts

Is it now just a distant reality to see BTC back in its glory days? For the chief commercial officer of Atlanta-based bitcoin payment service provider BitPay, it's not.

Swine fever has ravaged China's pig herd and caused the price of pork to double over the past year, though authorities have tapped the nation's reserves ahead of Chinese New Year

China Inflation Flattens As Surge In Pork Prices Slows

China inflation flattens as surge in pork prices slows

One Of The World's Largest Freshwater Fishes Declared Extinct

The Chinese paddlefish was one of the largest freshwater fishes in the world, reach up to 7 meters in length. In a new study, the species, which has not been seen in over a decade, has finally been declared extinct.