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Huawei is one of China's most successful global companies. Its technology is used in more than 170 countries and its smartphones rival Samsung and Apple for market share. But its future is under threat as the tech company finds itself in the eye of a geopolitical storm. CNBC's Tom Chitty explains. » Read More |
Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew discusses China's latest economic numbers in an exclusive interview to CNBC's "Closing Bell."
The new appears to give the Kremlin greater control of communication flows in the country.
Futures are pointing to a lower open on the final day of this shortened trading week.
Taimur Baig of DBS says, regardless of what happens between the U.S. and China in the near-term, trade and currency-related issues aren't going to go away.
Nader Naeimi of AMP Capital says there are signs of stabilization in China, but markets have gone as far as to price in a V-shaped recovery.
Thomas Lembong of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board says he is a "strong supporter" of China's Belt and Road initiative. He also says it takes "two to tango," and Indonesia has to be a good partner to China.
Amazon said it will "no longer operate a marketplace on Amazon.cn" and "will no longer be providing seller services on Amazon.cn effective July 18."
China's better-than-expected first quarter GDP growth is spurring economists at Citi, Barclays and ING to raise their growth forecasts for this year, though other analysts are holding off for now.
India's benchmark stocks surged to fresh highs this week — after busting a record already once this month, as elections go into full swing in the world's largest democracy.
Pork prices in China may soar more than 70% by next year as hog populations plunge. And high prices won't stay limited to China.
An earthquake of magnitude 6.1 struck Taiwan's coastal city of Hualien on Thursday, the weather bureau said, but there were no immediate reports of damage or casualties.
China's auto industry has hit a soft patch, but there may be a bright spot.
Apple was accused in a new securities fraud lawsuit of concealing a slump in demand for iPhones, particularly in China, leading to a $74 billion one-day slide in its market value once the truth became known.
CNBC's Seema Mody talks to the Futures Now traders, Bob Iaccino and Brian Stutland, about copper surging on Chinese economic data.
CNBC's Bob Pisani reports on the markets following the open.
Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) joins CNBC's "Squawk Box" to discuss U.S.-China trade, Huawei, taxes and socialism.
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