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Alibaba News: Retail Giant Building Youku To Be The Netflix Of China

Like Netflix, Alibaba is spending heavily on original content to grow its streaming platform.

Keep Down Big Expectations On Stock Market in 2019: Goldman Sachs Expert

Investors expecting big returns from stock markets in 2019 must scale down their expectations, advised Peter Oppenheimer, the chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.

Lower Open Likely For US Markets: Oil Plunges

The U. S markets may open lower Friday as indicated by the slide in top U.S. stock index futures. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures fell 70 points at around 4:00 a.m. ET, indicating a negative open of more than 75 points. Futures on the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were also downbeat.

E-Waste ‘Tsunami’ Presents Both Risks And Potential Rewards

Humanity could face a swelling wave of 120 million tons of e-waste per year by 2050, and it will consist of many high-value and scarce materials, such as gold, platinum, cobalt and rare earths metals.

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After Dominating The Holidays, iRobot Looks Forward To Non-Roomba Growth

From floor mopping to lawn mowing, the home robotics specialist is excited for the future.

Apple’s Highest Paid Employee Leaves Company For ‘Professional Pursuits’

iPhone maker Apple, battling with sagging sales in China and elsewhere, has announced that its highest paid retail boss Angela Ahrendts is leaving the company by April. The company said Ahrendts was leaving for “new personal and professional pursuits.”

US Markets May Open Lower: Oil Up, Gold Steady

Top stock index futures in the U.S traded lower Wednesday morning after President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address. At 3 a.m. ET, Dow futures slipped 48 points, hinting negative open of more than 80 points. Futures of S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also traded lower.

China Trade War Has Hurt US Companies, Farmers, Consumers

Notwithstanding the optics of a healthy U.S. economy, beneath the surface there are many U.S. companies and consumers that have become casualties of the “trade war” with China.

Hannibal Lecter Fan Killed, Dismembered Classmate, Allegedly Ate His Liver

The suspect had reportedly watched the Academy Award-winning movie “The Silence Of The Lamb” multiple times, as well as its sequel “Hannibal."

US, Russia Nuclear War Possible? Russian Media Threatens ‘Preemptive Strike’

An outbreak of hysterical war-cry dominates the Russian media after the decision of the Union States to withdraw from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty. The media warns of a unilateral strike against the U.S if Russia is threatened.

Russia Wants To Fly People Into Space As Soon As Possible

Russia is working on several projects and programs to advance its Moon exploration bid.

Russia To Develop New Missile Weapons After US Withdraws From INF

Russia revealed plans to develop new weapons following its falling-out with the United States on the INF treaty.

These 2 Tech Giants Raised Prices At The Worst Time

Both Apple and NVIDIA found the limits to their pricing power.

2019 State Of The Union Address Update: What You Should Know

President Donald Trump is expected to hit at the Democrat-controlled House to fund his infamous border-wall with Mexico amid calls for bipartisanship during his State of the Union (SOTU) this evening.

'Dark' Side Of Moon Mystery: Chang'e-4 Discovers Surprising Temperature Drop During Lunar Night

The Chang'e-4 recently released new data from the far side of the Moon.

What McDonald’s Wants Investors to Know

The fast-food chain is putting billions of dollars toward engineering a sales rebound in the key U.S. market.

H&M Store Closures 2019: Retailer To Shutter 160 Locations Worldwide

H&M has announced that it will close 160 stores in 2019 so it can optimize its retail business.

Panasonic Stocks Drop 6.5% After Tesla Buys Maxwell

The shares of Panasonic Corp crashed almost 6.5 percent Tuesday after it reported a drop in quarterly earnings and slashed its whole-year outlook.

Richest Countries Eat More Meat: Do Rising Incomes Make People More Carnivorous?

A new study on meat consumption worldwide has found that the more people earn, the more likely they are to include meat in their diets.

Tesla's 2019 Outlook Doesn't Inspire Confidence

Demand for Tesla's priciest vehicles may not be high enough to support investors' profit expectations for 2019.

US Tariffs Injured China, New Shutdown Possible, Says Trump

President Donald Trump has said the U.S tariffs injured Chinese economy and it is paying a big price. Speaking at the CBS News' “Face the Nation,” Trump touched upon a variety of issues including trade with China and state of the American economy.

Slower Start Likely For US Markets: Oil Up, Gold Slips

Trends indicate a slower start to the U.S markets on Monday. At around 3:00 a.m. ET, Dow Jones Industrial Average futures slipped 15 points hinting a negative open of more than 36 points. Futures of the S&P and Nasdaq were also slightly downbeat.

Chinese Lunar New Year 2019: Year Of The Pig Explained

The Chinese zodiac year starts on the New Year’s Day which falls on Feb. 5.

Odds Of Military Coup Rise Every Day Venezuela’s Maduro Stays In Office

Opposition leader Juan Guaidó’s challenge won’t result in Maduro’s immediate exit – but it will further weaken his base of support, both among the Venezuelan people and within the government.

Cancer Cure Found? Iridium Compound Destroys Cancerous Cells In Lab, Shows Promise

The metal iridium is rare in Earth’s crust. A compound of it was found to attach to a blood protein, enter the nucleus of cancer cells inside the body, and destroying them when activated with light.