Move comes after FT reported the US will put the firm on an investment blacklist on Friday, meaning US investors could not buy shares in the group

China has told companies to sever ties with Lithuania or face being shut out of the Chinese market, but the EU says it may take the matter to the WTO and enact moves to counter economic coercion

Company says it was working to resolve the issue and making progress, but did not give an estimate when services would be restored

The European Union is set to unveil powerful trade penalties that could see China or other countries accused of economic bullying lose access to lucrative parts of the EU market

Chip giant says it does not intend to divest or spin off its majority ownership in Mobileye and will continue to provide technical resources to the automaker

Tesla CEO slams federal efforts meant to spur electric vehicle adoption, including the roughly $2 trillion social-spending and climate bill

Smartphone maker will continue to work on flagship phones, especially folding models, as well as the Mate and P series

Barton, who was credited with winning the release of the 'two Michaels' in September, said in an statement that his resignation will take effect from December 31

Australia is a laggard but has huge renewable energy resources, while Singapore has yet to realise its full potential as a green services hub, new report says

Changes come as Alibaba faces headwinds on multiple fronts, including increased competition, a slowing economy and a regulatory crackdown

Economist reverses earlier plan to move back to Harvard University and will replace Geoffrey Okamoto as first deputy managing director

US regulators file lawsuit to block merger of graphics chip star with mobile chip technology powerhouse Arm, fearing it would undermine competition