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Australia's social media watchdog is asking X to block content regarding a violent attack in Sydney last week for all users globally.
On Friday, China's top markets regulator announced several measures to more tightly connect Hong Kong's and mainland China's stock exchanges.
After Vietnam, Cook then flew further south to Indonesia—and said Wednesday that he’s ready to “look at” the country’s manufacturing sector.
Korea’s Samsung sold the most phones in Q1 2024, according to research firm IDC, as Apple loses market share to Chinese competitors.
Huawei is pushing its way back into China’s tech sector with an array of homegrown, high-end products.
Ma is being more vocal about Alibaba's direction as the Chinese tech giant struggles to implement its ambitious restructuring plans.
"We are really talking about deglobalization of technologies, represented by the U.S.,” TCL founder Dongsheng Li said Wednesday.
Summers compared the U.S. and China to “two guys who don’t like each other much" stuck in the same lifeboat "a long way from shore."
“We are different from the rest of China, in terms of our way of doing things in business," Chan said on Wednesday at the Fortune Innovation Forum.
As India's markets boom, regulators are targeting the country's shadow banks. Paytm, once Indian startup royalty, is getting the brunt of it.
“I wanted to make manga like yours! I wanted to be like you!” Masashi Kishimoto, author of the Naruto series, said of Toriyama on Friday.
The stock market is not the economy—just look at what's happening in Japan.
Huawei is staging a comeback as investments in domestic manufacturing of smartphone and AI chips appear to pay off.
The furore around Inter Miami's decision to bench its biggest stars is the latest blow to Hong Kong's drive to repair its post-COVID image.
AI doesn't work very well with more obscure languages. Microsoft's researchers are trying to change that.
The looming liquidation hearing over indebted developer Evergrande could undo confidence again.
Nippon Steel's president promised not to shift U.S. jobs overseas as he defends his play for U.S. Steel from Congressional blowback.
“We have no indication right now of where in the process this occurred,” said NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy.
And Chinese car exports are set to grow from here, predicts UBS.
Established car companies may take five years to develop a new model. Chinese EV companies need to do that in half the time.
"It’s correct that we all need to pay attention to the proper development of AI, and ultimately what we use AI for," G42's Peng Xiao said at...
The Bridgewater founder said the U.S. and China were "on the brink of war" last March, but there's now been an important "stepping back" of tensions.
“We can understand why people became rather cautious and rational with their spending,” Yum China CEO Joey Wat said at the Fortune Global Forum in...
“You need to add a new Saudi Arabia every two years just to meet the current demand," Crescent Petroleum CEO Majid Jafar said at Fortune's Global...
Tokyo's Azabudai Hills, which formally opens Nov. 24, combines office, residential, hotel, and green spaces.
The ChatGPT developer will have a new board, after its former directors agreed to unceremoniously fire Sam Altman as CEO.
“The adaptations we do…[are] normally on the functional side, not so much on the style side,” Ingka Group CEO Jesper Brodin says.
Architect Ben Wood is credited with showing Chinese developers the value of preserving historic styles.
The "Design For Good" alliance is tackling societal problems, like access to clean water.
BYD already beats Tesla when it comes to total sales. Now it's closing the gap on purely battery-powered cars as well.
Evergrande's shares only resumed trading a month ago—and have lost 80% of their value since then.
Hong, now chief economist for a Shanghai-based hedge fund, thinks China would be lucky if the real estate sector halves in size.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants a union-made EV, but the UAW strike and the Biden EV push can't disguise the fact that those aren't plentiful.
Ford on Thursday said its labor costs are already 'significantly higher' than those of companies like Tesla and Toyota.
Kiwi Camara's salary, at $110 million, made him one of just nine CEOs to be paid more than Apple's Tim Cook, who was paid just $99 million.
Tim Gurner's comments have caught the attention of commentators around the world, including U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
A sluggish economic recovery and new regulations are making life difficult for the Wall Street bank.
Apple lost $200 billion in value following reports that Beijing may limit iPhone use in government departments and state-owned enterprises.