The trade war is already hurting US companies in China
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In a survey by two American chambers of commerce in China, nearly two-thirds of US firms who responded said the waves of new tariffs have harmed their business. |
Apple event 2018: 3 new iPhones, new watch, not much else
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Fall is a time for cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice lattes and new iPhones.Apple's annual September press conference kicked off on Wednesday at the Steve... |
America is now the world's largest oil producer
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Move over Russia and Saudi Arabia. America has reclaimed its throne atop the oil world.For the first time since 1973, the United States is the world's... |
Amazon will sell and deliver live Christmas trees this year
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Amazon wants to sell everything for Christmas -- right down to a giant, live tree.This year the online retailer will sell a wide selection of living... |
Porsche is making it easier to try out its cars
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Porsche is making it easier for people to get behind the wheel of its cars and SUVs without having to make any serious commitments. |
Sprint and T-Mobile will have to wait longer to merge
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Sprint and T-Mobile will have to keep waiting. |
Europe could hit tech companies with huge fines over terrorist content
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Tech companies that fail to remove terrorist content quickly could soon face major fines.The European Commission proposed new rules on Wednesday that... |
Apple's big reveal and other news to know
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Apple is expected to unveil new iPhones and an updated Apple Watch at its annual press conference in Cupertino, California. |
EU copyright showdown could reshape the internet
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It's a battle that could shape the future of the internet. The European Parliament is expected to vote Wednesday on a copyright proposal that has pitted artists including Paul McCartney against tech... |
10 years after Lehman another crisis could happen
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Have the risks of another financial crisis been eliminated in the 10 years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers? Not entirely, according to Bank of England Governor Mark Carney. |