China's National Day holiday is driving longer, multi-city trips and experience-focused tourism, while transport, retail and trade-in programs support broader consumer spending.

CCSH Corp., the state-backed parent of Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC), has received its first formal inquiry from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, advancing a planned 33.3 billion yuan ($4.9 billion) ...

Caitlin Clark of the United States drives to the basket against China's defense during their FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup Group D opener at the Max-Schmeling-Halle in Berlin on Sept. 4, 2026. The ...

China’s destroyer Qingdao (foreground) and frigate Linyi sail with USS Lake Erie in Hawaii SAREX; China’s navy now leads the world with 370 battle force ships, surpassing the US fleet of 291 China's ...

The UK Ministry of Defence has formally committed to reducing its dependence on China-dominated supply chains for tungsten and other critical minerals — materials used in armor-piercing rounds and ...

Klong Toei port in Bangkok, seen in 2024. Thailand's trade promotion department is urging exporters to integrate into supply chains in western China. BANGKOK — Thailand's Department of International ...

Finance ministers concluding their two-day summit in Asheville on Tuesday issued a statement that formally welcomed artificial intelligence investment as a driver of global growth, while stopping ...

Brazil's Senate this week approved a landmark framework law on critical minerals, removing the biggest structural obstacle to the expansion of the world's only non-Asian ionic-clay rare-earth deposit.

Warning that even a one-month regulatory delay hands global tech supremacy to China, Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg privately urged Donald Trump to ditch a proposed federal artificial intelligence ...

Tesla's Cybercab robotaxi made its debut in Austin on September 3 at an invitation-only event without a livestream or press conference. But what began as a low-key product unveiling quickly became a ...

China's six largest state-owned banks added more than 6 trillion yuan ($845 billion) in fixed-term deposits in the first half of 2026, even as the rates paid on those deposits fell to record lows, ...