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US Prez Biden not planning to meet Chinese Premier Li at G20 summit

The American president intends to seize on their absence to court nations that they have tried to influence

London room rental costs surpasses £1,000 per month for first time

Data compiled by SpareRoom, a website that matches people seeking roommates, shows the average rent for a single room in the capital rose 15% from a year ago to £1,013 in August

Xi to welcome debt-burdened leaders in China as he skips G20 Summit

Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema will visit China from Sept. 10-16, while Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro will arrive on Friday for a seven-day trip, the Foreign Ministry in Beijing said

Apple grapples with turmoil in China days before iPhone 15 launch

But the biggest potential threat to Apple may be something more nebulous: a resurgence in Chinese nationalism that spurs everyday consumers to shun the iPhone

US investigates Made-in-China Huawei chip as alarm in Washington grows

The Mate 60 Pro smartphone employs an unusually high proportion of Chinese parts, in addition to its main processor

East Asia bloc including US agrees on statement omitting Ukraine war

The leaders of the 18-nation bloc agreed to "promote peace, stability, maritime safety and security, freedom of navigation and overflight

China digs in on Russia-Ukraine war, climate even in Xi's G20 absence

Officials from Beijing are still actively involved in the deliberations aimed at reaching agreement on global challenges from development financing to food security

Indian military studying possible options for any China war on Taiwan

The study will assess various war scenarios and provide options for India in case a conflict breaks out, they said

LinkedIn profiles expose bogus claims at fake parts supplier to jet engines

Kwong, if he even exists, was never employed at Nissan, or at ANA for that matter. Neither company has records of him as a former worker, they said in response to queries by Bloomberg News

Apple selloff deepens to $194 billion on China plans iPhone curbs

Shares of the Cupertino, California-based company fell as much as 3.2% premarket, after slumping 3.6% Wednesday

Philips agrees to pay at least $479 million in Apnea-recall accord

Amsterdam-based Philips and its US unit agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by device users who bought or rented one of the 16 lines of recalled machines, the attorneys said in a filing

Apple gets warning from top US consumer watchdog on Tap To Pay tech

Tap-to-pay transactions have exploded in recent years as mobile devices became ever-present, making paying via a smartphone more and more desirable

Apple risks getting overtaken by bigger AI players, says Needham

The iPhone maker lacks a strategy on generative AI and large language models (LLMs) - which powers services like ChatGPT

US, European Union plan new China steel tariffs aimed to end trade row

The scope of the measures, covering other countries that could be targeted and the level of the tariffs, are still being discussed, the report said

Vladimir Putin and Kim's meeting shows the limits of US sanctions

But Washington has few points of leverage to deter two of the western world's most implacable geopolitical foes from cementing ties

Boeing warns of delay in 737 airplane deliveries due to supplier glitch

Narrowbody handovers will be near the bottom of Boeing's goal of shipping 400 to 450 of the popular 737 jets this year, Chief Financial Officer Brian West said at an investor conference on Thursday

New rules to attract investment to India's $1.4 bn market: JPMorgan

India rolled out several measures over past two years to regulate its market for green and other assets, most recently allowing domestic fund managers to launch plans under six types of ESG strategies

Ford Motor gives raise to 8,000 UAW workers ahead of strike deadline

The raises, negotiated in the 2019 contract with the UAW, lift the pay of the workers by $4.33 an hour, or $9,000 a year, the automaker said in a statement

Will protect customers of AI products from copyright lawsuits: Microsoft

The company in June announced a program to help customers ensure the AI programs they run on Microsoft platforms meet global laws and regulations

US resilience to China's stumbling recovery questioned in Fed risk study

Just last month, economists at Wells Fargo estimated that if China's total output dropped by a cumulative 12.5% over three years, US growth would dip 0.2 percentage point in 2025