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The world's two biggest emerging economies are at direct odds on their shared border.
White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon said the U.S. is already in an "economic war with China," The American Prospect reported.
A major Chinese media outlet uploaded a video containing derogatory depictions of Indians amid escalating tensions.
More pain is ahead for this year's worst-performing sector, according to strategists who see oil prices dragging energy stocks even lower.
President Donald Trump's forceful warnings, such as "fire and fury," to North Korea may have been "useful" to pull things from the brink.
Cook also pledged new, big donations to the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League, Recode reported.
A fissure appears to be developing at the Federal Reserve over when to raise interest rates.
An aggressive China, North Korea's nuclear hostility and President Trump's policies could derail Asia's steady economic growth.
Jim Cramer says U.S. companies are making money despite Washington because business does not need politics behind it to succeed.
Racist groups, shunned by payment processors and traditional companies, are turning to new methods to solicit donations.
HBO has been the subject of cyberattacks in the past few weeks that has led to scripts from hit shows like "Game of Thrones" being leaked.
Congress agreed on a tax reform package 31 years ago today. Lawmakers are trying to do it again, but it may be tougher this time around.
Authorities in China have issued rules that prevent businesses from registering bizarre and lengthy company names, online outlet Sixth Tone reported.
A burst of global trade has been driving economic growth in many countries, but it isn't clear whether that will continue.
The number of EU nationals working in the U.K. has hit a record high despite concerns of a post-Brexit exodus.
The NYT spoke with customers at Walmarts to hear their views on the Walmart CEO's decision to weigh into the political fray.
The latest political turmoil is spelling trouble for accomplishing anything on the Trump administration's agenda, a former national economic advisor said.
Color Genomics raised its most recent round from General Catalyst, CRV and Emerson Collective's Laurene Powell Jobs, among others.
"It's a disgrace that we still need to say that neo-Nazis and white supremacists are wrong — as if this is somehow not obvious," Zuckerberg wrote.
