European countries are likely to impose more restrictions on public life in the coming days as the number of daily coronavirus infections continues to rise rapidly.
The Chinese government is stepping up pressure on foreign businesses not to run afoul of Beijing, as the White House targets some of the Asian giant's largest technology companies.
ByteDance's deal with Walmart and Oracle to set up the U.S.-based TikTok Global is "reasonable," Chinese state media said in relatively positive comments, adding that Beijing would still need to give its approval.
President Donald Trump said Saturday that he has approved a deal in principle where enterprise software maker Oracle and retail giant Walmart will partner TikTok in the U.S.
Italians are heading to the polls for regional elections, and to vote on changes to the constitution, in what is seen as a key test of public support for the government after the country was ravaged by the coronavirus.
President Donald Trump said he approved a deal on Saturday that will see the creation of a U.S.-headquartered firm called TikTok Global with Oracle and Walmart taking minority stakes. Oracle will become TikTok's secure cloud provider and host U.S. user data.
"Pandemic fatigue" has set in across parts of Europe, where the outbreak is on the rise again in some countries that were hailed early on for stamping out massive outbreaks.
Start-ups are introducing plant-based and lab-grown food products to boost self-sufficiency and reduce Singapore's food security concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The outcome could boost Oracle's position as a company that can handle challenging computing workloads and help to resolve a geopolitical dispute between the U.S. and China.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a statement that the Secret Service, and U.S. Postal Inspection Service are investigating the origins of the letter.
As early as Monday, the United States could sanction more than two dozen people and entities involved in Iran's nuclear, ballistic missile and conventional arms programs, a senior U.S. official told Reuters.
The "warm peace" could be less about ending hostility and more about sharing technology, generating investment, closing business deals and exchanging intelligence to more effectively counter threats from Iran and other potential spoilers.
President Donald Trump on Saturday said he wants to move "without delay" to replace Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg with a conservative nominee. The president's statement follows Ginsburg's death on Friday evening.