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Pelosi's comments underline bipartisan suspicion of Huawei and represent one of her few areas of agreement with President Donald Trump.

China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said Saturday that U.S. criticisms of Beijing were "lies" and blamed Washington for the tumultuous relationship.

The 69th NBA All-Star Game is set for Sunday, February 16. And players on the winning team will earn six figures.

Former New York City and billionaire businessman Mike Bloomberg has released plans to help shore up Social Security and increase retirement savings as part of his bid for the White House. Here's how his proposals aim to boost workers' bottom lines.

"We have a fundamental responsibility as companies and as a technology sector to help protect our candidates from attacks and hacking," Brad Smith explained at the annual Munich Security Conference.

"Clever girls" is a popular, music-focused Bay Area Facebook group that was started by a Facebook user known as "Concert Raptor" who wanted to bring people together and give away tickets to shows.

Mark Zuckerberg shifted Facebook's focus to groups in 2017, and users are now engaging with more content from groups as part of the social network's shift toward meaningful communities.

An American cruise ship passenger tested positive for a second time after hundreds of passengers had already left the MS Westerdam.

Chinese officials on Saturday reported 2,641 new coronavirus cases and 143 additional deaths in the last 24 hours.

The Trump administration may stop exporting jet engines manufactured partly by General Electric to China for the country's airliner, for fears that the Chinese could mimic the production techniques, the Wall Street Journal reported.

In 2021, "The Batman" starring Robert Pattinson will feature four villains, including Catwoman and The Riddler. History has shown that comic book movies with more bad guys typically flop at the box office.

U.S. mistrust of China goes as far back as the 1950s, when national authorities set unrealistic production quotas that led local officials to inflate data.

The NBA backed Basketball Africa League announced the 12 teams that will compete in its inaugural season which is scheduled to start in March.

Uber, Lyft, Pinterest and other high-profile internet companies rely on adjusted EBITDA in their earnings reports. Some investors are skeptical.

Presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg is considering Hilary Clinton as a vice presidential running mate after positive internal polling about the potential pairing, the Drudge Report said.

The Academy Awards may be the biggest night in Hollywood, but fewer and fewer seem to be tuning in. Are people becoming bored with big award ceremonies or are they just watching them differently?

Marvin is a family-owned manufacturing company headquartered in Warroad, Minnesota. The business is turning to Silicon Valley for ideas on how to attract workers.

The U.S. economy offers more stable growth and American securities promise more secure cash flows and yield that the rest of the globe.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told CNBC that if the U.S. was concerned about the rise of China then it was "even more important to maintain NATO to keep your friends and allies close."

The tentative truce agreement between the U.S. and the Taliban, reached Friday, represents a breakthrough after more than 18 years of war.