A massive cyberattack disrupted computer systems in dozens of countries on Friday, with computer-security experts saying unknown hackers targeted a software vulnerability that had allegedly been exploited earlier by the NSA.
The top White House spokesman said President Donald Trump’s tweet about possible “tapes” of his conversations with former FBI director James Comey wasn’t a threat, and he declined to say whether any recordings actually exist.
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An initial trade framework between the U.S. and China shows that President Donald Trump is willing to put aside his tough rhetoric and accept a limited deal with Beijing in a bid for more substantial agreements down the road.
The Trump administration announced Thursday 10 measures the two governments have reached to further open markets in both countries.
Ousted FBI Director James Comey has declined an invitation to appear in front of a Senate panel next week, following his abrupt firing. But Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein will provide a briefing to the entire Senate on the matter.
The U.S.-China pact on greater access to the Asian giant’s economy relies in part on Beijing’s pledge to open markets in two areas—beef and electronic payments—that it has repeatedly promised to open before, only to continue blocking American firms.
The International Bank of Azerbaijan, the country’s largest lender, filed for bankruptcy in New York Thursday to aid the restructuring of some $3.3 billion in debt.
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After months of bashing China for its trade practices, the Trump administration said it had agreed with Beijing on measures aimed at improving the access of American beef producers, electronic-payments providers and natural-gas exporters, among others, to the world’s second-largest economy.
Malaysia deported three Turks back to their homeland, raising concerns that Ankara is enlisting foreign governments to help crush a movement that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed for a failed coup last year.
Companies that supply Apple have been on a tear across Asia. But many are vulnerable to the tech giant’s whims.
Noble Group shares lost nearly half their value in two days after a quarterly loss and fears over financing added to concerns that the commodities trader may struggle to effectively hedge its price risk in its coal business.
Japan’s SoftBank is pledging to invest $5 billion in China’s lead ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing, seeking to position itself in a key technology growth area.
South Korea’s new president, like his predecessors, has promised to loosen the hold that powerful, family-run business empires such as Samsung have over the economy. Though changes are likely to be moderate rather than radical, the current times offer a rare opening for an overhaul.