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From IP to Huawei: 7 issues that may decide US-China trade talks' success

The US accusation that China forces American companies to share sensitive technology and steals intellectual property is one of the thorniest issues

US-China trade talks to resume: 7 issues that will be key to making headway

Trump may hold talks with Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland

Apple ordered to pull some iPhones from German stores after court case loss

The German case is Qualcomm's third major effort to secure a ban on Apple's lucrative iPhones over patent infringement allegations after similar moves in the United States and China

Apple's woes go beyond China economy: End of easy money among the culprits

Apple last week cut its quarterly revenue forecast for the first time in almost two decades, blaming weak sales in Asia's largest economy

US, China should grant each other a face-saving exit from trade standoff

As the two sides resume talks this week to end the standoff, both ought to see there's a deal to be had - and should help each other seize it

Even if freed, Ghosn's not going back to his globetrotting days at Renault

Disgraced executive Carlos Ghosn gets day in court after lengthy detention

Opec strategy still a winner for members despite oil price slide

The nominal value of the group's crude production, based on the average price of a basket of OPEC crudes, surged by 33 percent last year, to $826 billion

Theresa May refuses to rule out second Brexit vote if MPs reject deal

A cross-party group of lawmakers has tabled an amendment to the Finance Bill that will work its way through Parliament next week

Theresa May could further delay the Brexit vote, says media report

Cross-party group considers mechanism to paralyze Westminster

Here's why even great food can't save the mall from going extinct

A combination of increased competition, rising food costs because of the pound's weakness after the Brexit vote and a government apprenticeship levy have hurt mall operators in UK

Mining world keeps keen eye as Congo counts votes for next leader

Country is the top producer of cobalt, used in batteries

UK housing, confidence show signs of Brexit strain in first week of 2019

Government has yet to secure a deal on exiting the EU

If we're in a new race to the stars, China is unlikely to win from US

Neither China nor any other country has plans to compete with US' record of accomplishment, nor do they have the scientific or engineering experience to do so

Long-haul flights can cut cost, but there's a good chance they'll run late

Discounters find it tougher to cope when things go wrong: OAG

Jerome Powell hints Fed open to pause, says won't quit even if Trump asks

Powell's Fed hiked rates four times last year and projections from its Dec. 19 meeting show officials expect two more hikes in 2019

Why the world's riskiest assets suddenly seem a whole lot more appealing

While a one-day rally may well be just that, bulls say developing-nations assets are close to a pivot point

Brent crude surges in best week since 2016 as US economy shines

Production declines from Saudi Arabia to Libya also buoyed a market that plummeted last year on fears of a supply glut

Gold rally hits speed bump as US payrolls data registers 'monster' growth

With signs of a global slowdown stacking up amid the US-China trade war and softening factory activity, analysts said it's to soon to write off gold's rally.

Here are five things Netflix can do to eventually stop losing money

Buzzy original thrillers like "Bird Box," or choose-your-own-adventure gambits like "Bandersnatch" aren't cheap. And as Netflix's public profile has climbed, so have its losses

Hackers leak private data of German politicians including Angela Merkel

The information includes email addresses, mobile phone numbers, photos of IDs and personal chat transcripts