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China's 95% electric vehicle start-ups face wipeout

So far, only two ventures have obtained approval to build cars, based on a review of National Development and Reform Commission documents

McAfee pioneer fights Intel over who owns his name

Intel is considering offloading the antivirus software unit as part of a strategy to focus on its more profitable data-centre business

Asia, now a growth market for military aircraft

Lockheed, the manufacturer of the aircraft, is vying for a contract to sell fighter jets to India

Hong Kong votes in test of China's influence over financial hub

Fox News accused of hiring investigator to get phone records

Fox News is already contending with allegations of sexual harassment against former Chairman Roger Ailes

Elon Musk urges Tesla workers to cut costs

SpaceX probe focuses on milliseconds before rocket blew up

Samsung sets deadline it can't miss after Galaxy Note 7 recall

A replacement model was already in the works before the company decided to announce the recall

Elon Musk and the terrible, horrible, no good $779-mn day

Elon Musk poured the $180 million he made from the 2002 sale of PayPal to EBay Inc into Tesla and SpaceX

Alibaba's tech-hub hometown hosts the world's leaders

Founder Jack Ma's $35 billion fortune makes him the country's richest person and the embodiment of the new economy

Putin pushes for oil freeze deal with Opec, exemption for Iran

The Russian president said he may recommend completing the plan when he meets Saudi Deputy Crown Prince at the G20 summit

China flexes muscles with Uber, DreamWorks probes

The Ministry of Commerce said it was probing ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing's planned acquisition of US rival Uber 's China unit

What to expect from Apple's 'See You on the 7th' event

Apple seeks to set the foundation for the holiday quarter with iPhone camera upgrades, improved Watch fitness tracking, and refreshed software

Baidu envisions robot cars with echo-like home gadget

AI has become a strategic area of investment for technology companies including Apple Inc and Google

Masayoshi Son's brother out to change the world

One of Mistletoe's start-ups is Zipline, whose drones will be used in Rwanda to deliver blood and medicine to rural hospitals

Tracking the 2016 Presidential money race

EU show of might with record Apple tax demand may be Brexit boon

Cheers but not inebriated: Why US skies aren't full of drunk pilots

The few suspected of being drunk on duty may make headlines, but they're the exception in a world of rigorous screening

Google and Amazon vie for big inroad into Wall Street data trove

Central bankers get tired of gold as lower exports cut cash