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Europe faces record-breaking heat wave
Jollibee buys Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
Some green cards just got a lot more expensive
The pop star running for president
This is what the Tokyo 2020 Olympics medals will look like
'Unprecedented' wildfires ravage the Arctic
The Queen officially decides who becomes British Prime Minister
China's military warns against growing threat from Taiwan 'separatists'
How China is slowly expanding its power in Africa, one TV set at a time
Why a pro-Beijing Hong Kong lawmaker raised the ire of protesters
Trump wasn't invited to mediate Kashmir conflict, says India
Valley of the dolls: Inside Japan's 'Scarecrow Village'
Kim Jong Un seen beside apparent sub
Nike's 'moon shoes' become most expensive pair to sell at auction
Russian boxer Maxim Dadashev dies after sustaining injuries during fight
The rare earths industry can weather any Chinese trade battle
Earlier this summer, the Chinese government implied that it might halt exports of rare earth elements to the United States as its next step in the ongoing trade war. These minerals serve as crucial elements in the manufacturing of a wide range of technology products, and American leaders worry that if China follows through on its threat, it will cripple the US economy and threaten national security. But these fears are misguided — there are other available sources for rare earth materials and components made from them, like Australia and Japan, that can be tapped into if China follows through on its threats.
Alibaba raises its game to compete with Amazon
Alibaba said Tuesday it is opening up the Alibaba.com platform, allowing American companies to sell their products to small- and mid-sized business buyers around the world. That will help Alibaba better compete with Amazon and Shopify, which already have a thriving marketplace for large companies to sell to business customers across the globe.
Coca-Cola announces its first alcoholic drink
This bar has been named the world's best
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