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Russia and the United States are now engaged in a cyber cold war.

Indian officials are touting a switch to biometric payments by 2020, eliminating the need for cash and cards altogether.

Wilbur Ross, Trump's pick for commerce secretary, is angered by these sneaky tactics he says China and other countries use to cheat the U.S. on trade.

Twitter released its annual diversity report on Thursday, revealing it mostly met its modest goals in 2016.

China and Japan sold a large amount of U.S. Treasury bonds in November. It's not just a reaction to Donald Trump and possible stimulus though. They have been selling bonds for months. If this continues, rates could creep even higher.

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The e-commerce firm will help sell merchandise, organize the Games and run a Chinese internet TV channel.

Britain's banking sector is bracing for a beating after Prime Minister Theresa May revealed that she wants a compete break with the European Union.

Economists expect official figures to show that China's economy maintained its "uncanny stability" by growing at 6.7% for a fourth consecutive quarter.

Saudi Arabia tried to kill off the U.S. oil boom. Instead, it just made the industry more efficient.

Joe Biden used his final speech as a vice president to issue a stark warning about the threat Russia poses to Europe and the United States.

Nintendo's debut smartphone game Super Mario Run is coming to the Android app store in March, months after it launched on Apple devices.

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Paul McCartney filed a lawsuit against Sony/ATV in an attempt to regain the copyrights to a long list of Beatles hits that he either wrote or co-wrote.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping is championing free trade, but U.S. companies that do business in his country don't buy it.

Lee Jae-yong, Samsung's de facto leader, remains a suspect in the investigation into a huge political corruption scandal that has rocked South Korea.

Authorities in northern China say they have busted several underground factories that were churning out counterfeit versions of products like soy sauce and spice mix.