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China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mao Ning urged both sides to remain calm after the U.S. said it shot down what it called a Chinese spy balloon.

Around 3,471 buildings collapsed after two massive earthquakes that struck Turkey and Syria on Monday.

The club will face a commission over alleged rule breaking between 2009 and 2016 regarding financial reporting on revenue and manager and player remuneration.

A second earthquake struck Turkey and Syria on Monday, adding to the tragedy of hundreds of losses incurred by a first quake earlier in the day.

Price cuts to Apple's iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max in China come amid a smartphone demand slump in the world's second-largest economy.

Global company names often get Americanized or Anglicized to the point where they're unrecognizable.

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace was targeted in a short seller report from New York-based asset manager Quintessential Capital Management.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss is blaming a "powerful economic establishment" for bringing her chaotic 44-day tenure to an end last year.

High demand and low supply have led to soaring prices and a rental market crisis in London.

U.S.-China relations look increasingly fragile, analysts say, after a now-downed Chinese balloon forced the U.S. Secretary of State to postpone a Beijing trip.

The "Hello Hong Kong" campaign, launched Thursday, will offer 500,000 free air tickets over the next six months, starting in March.

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei is turning to patents for a lifeline while it tests a path forward in advanced chip technology.

Kevin Kim's new startup Stadium Live has a star-studded list of investors, including NBA star Kevin Durant and World Cup champion Blaise Matuidi.

January’s U.S. jobs report is so stunningly good that it looks bad for investors hoping for an interest rate pause.

Money is flowing into mainland Chinese and Hong Kong stocks in ways not seen since 2018, according to research firm EPFR Global.

Elon Musk tweeted Sunday that the last few months have been "extremely tough," but said that Twitter is "now trending to break even."

Tech skills are in high demand, and many can pay more than $100 per hour. These include full stack developer, mobile app developer and web designer.

The U.S. military on Saturday shot down a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon, according to media reports.

Sampson Dahl found the former laundromat online and has lived in the space for four years. It was last a working laundromat in 2005.

Chinese authorities said Friday that a suspected Beijing-operated spy balloon spotted hovering over sensitive U.S. airspace was in fact a civilian airship intended for scientific research.