Police shoot protester, man set on fire in day of Hong Kong fury
The company said the move will help it cut costs and be more responsive to consumer whims.
Hong Kong's leader vowed the government would not bow to anti-government protesters if violence continues.
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ZTE, one of China’s leading telecommunication equipment manufacturers, has announced two new phones for the U.S. mobile market.
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Beijing slams Pompeo for 'Cold War thinking' in Berlin speech
China's Jingye Group set to buy British Steel: source
China accuses US of using UN to 'meddle' in Tibet
Iran says new oil find adds only 22 bln barrels to reserves
What slowdown? Chinese spend big in 'Singles' Day' shopping spree
The latest protests are a far cry from the relatively peaceful demonstrations in early June against an extradition bill.
Morales: Latin America's longest-serving leader collapses under protests
Germany is in a technical recession and will officially be in an economic recession if federal data to be released Thursday confirms the latter.
China's Singes' Day spending spreee that begins Nov. 11 will set new sales records this year.
David Marcus, head of Facebook's crypto project Libra, thinks Bitcoin (BTC) is not a currency.
China's Xi arrives in Athens to 'deepen cooperation'
The U.S. government has pushed numerous countries to ban Huawei from their 5G networks, here's how various countries stand on the issue.
Russia releases last belugas from 'whale jail'
Iran announces discovery of massive oil field
Iran says oil field found with 53 bln barrels of crude
Hong Kong police watchdog unequipped to probe protest response: experts