Huawei relies heavily on chips from TSMC, which may no longer be able to sell to the Chinese tech giant. Meanwhile, finding alternative suppliers could be a huge challenge.
French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will present a new Franco-German initiative later on Monday, in a surprise move from Europe's most influential leaders.
A large proportion of companies in the Asia Pacific have been facing issues of unpaid receivables and delayed payments over the last three years, an industry survey found.
The head of the European Union's medicines agency Guido Rasi said an initial authorization for U.S. pharmaceutical company Gilead's remdesivir as a Covid-19 treatment could be granted in coming days.
The airline's outspoken CEO is somewhat optimistic about travel in Europe this summer, and told CNBC he anticipates "deep price discounting" on flights.
A number of protests against the government's coronavirus policy and restrictive measures took place in various Germany cities, including Berlin, Munich and Stuttgart, on Saturday.
As countries globally grapple with the coronavirus outbreak and the resulting economic fallout, Malaysia faces an additional threat — the fragility of its current government.
Already navigating the coronavirus pandemic and the worst invasion of desert locusts for more than 25 years, parts of East Africa are now being devastated by flooding.
As the stock market falls to historic lows and governments are coming to the rescue in the form of bailouts and subsidies, the practice of stock buyback is facing extra scrutiny.
The departure of Jack Ma, who retired as Alibaba's executive chairman in September, comes as he pulls back from formal business roles to focus on philanthropy.
With the summer holidays fast approaching after several months of isolation measures, many of us are wondering when we will return to the skies and what that experience might look like.
Research shows China still needs to catch up in the areas of artificial intelligence, jet engines as well as semi-conductor manufacturing and design capability, but the U.S. cannot rest on its laurels, experts warn.
The ad tech space is so convoluted, it's easy to make money from legitimate advertisers just by setting up a web page. That means there's significant incentive to create garbage — not just low-quality clickbait, but sites filled with outright plagiarized content.
In separate, stark warnings, two major European leaders have bluntly told their citizens that the world needs to adapt to living with the coronavirus and cannot wait to be saved by the development of a vaccine.
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