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Ford's sales in China dropped 18% year over year as sales through its Changan joint venture tumbled.
It's official: The U.S. stock market has entered correction territory. While drops of 10% sound atrocious, there are a few things to keep in mind.
Amazon.com plans to deliver groceries from its Whole Foods stores, BlackRock wants to raise billions to invest in companies, and other important headlines.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba said this morning that it will acquire a 33% stake in Ant Financial, the electronic payment firm spun-off in 2011. The transaction involves no cash.
Ford's China CEO abruptly resigned Monday morning, effectively immediately. Jason Luo had been with the company only since September.
Smartphone shipments in China fell last year for the first time ever. Analyst firm Canalys expects 2018 to be even more competitive, but does not predict whether or not the market will swing back to...
China's GDP may well catch that of the United States at its current rate of growth. It will have to clear some high hurdles to get there.
Many U.S. lawmakers don't like Chinese telecom giant Huawei very much. They believe that it spies on American business interests and smartphone users.
If Apple's new iPhones do as well or better than the iPhone 7, they have a chance to be the market leader, and Apple will be well on its way to beating local companies that have had a lock on the...
A chip patch to address a flaw in Intel processors may not work, China's trade surplus with the U.S. has risen sharply, and other important headlines.
It turns out that the rumors that China was going to stop or seriously slow down its buying of Treasuries isn't true. That being said, there are still other risks to weigh for interest rates.
China is the world's largest car market by far, and global manufacturers have staked their future growth on success in the market there, which was once growing rapidly.
Car sales in China slowed last year, Apple will pass its China cloud computing business to a local company, business leaders pressured Congress on immigration laws, and other important headlines.
AT&T suddenly walked away from a partnership with Huawei Technologies, the largest smartphone company in China and the third largest in the world.
General Motors reported that 2017 sales in China rose by more than 4% year over year. Chinese sales outstripped U.S. sales for the sixth consecutive year.