It will be the second time Apple will have participated in the sales day as the company looks to take advantage of the recovering economy ... ( read original story ...)
Big in China and tiny in the U.S., Fast Retailing seen weathering pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is shredding the global apparel industry, stripping hundreds of billions of dollars from sales and thrusting big names like J.Crew into bankruptcy protection. ( read original story ...)
China and Europe ‘bailed our stock market out,’ Jim Cramer says
"If the rest of the world's in better shape, well, that is fantastic news for our companies that do lots of business overseas," the "Mad Money" host said. ( read original story ...)
How China blocked WHO and Chinese scientists early in coronavirus outbreak
Despite publicly lauding China, WHO officials complained privately that the country wasn't sharing vital information. ( read original story ...)
Helping China cut carbon emissions isn’t a financial game every business can play
Some energy-related companies in the country have found themselves caught in a business cycle that shows how difficult it can be for stimulus to help the economy in the form of bank loans. ( read original story ...)
Inside the WHO’s early struggle to get coronavirus data from China
U.N. health agency lauded Beijing's information sharing but left out frustration over expediency, because it needed further cooperation. ( read original story ...)
China is using Huawei to drive a wedge in the UK-U.S. special relationship: senator
China is using telecoms giant Huawei [HWT.UL] to try to drive a wedge between Britain and the United States, Republican senator Tom Cotton told British lawmakers on Tuesday. Cotton is one of several ... ( read original story ...)
China Spotlights U.S. Unrest in Pushback to Criticism on Hong Kong
Beijing is calling attention to unrest in the U.S., the police response and President Trump’s call for a tougher crackdown on protesters to highlight what it regards as American hypocrisy. ( read original story ...)
China gutted Hong Kong’s autonomy. Trump’s reaction failed on every count.
CHINA’S GUTTING of Hong Kong’s autonomy demanded a strong response from the United States, one that imposed tangible consequences while avoiding inflammatory rhetoric or linkage to unrelated issues. ( read original story ...)
Government approves NIS 300 million financial aid for Israeli hotels
About 50% of all visitors to hotels are tourists, which means that without them, it is nearly impossible to maintain the everyday operational fees that the hotels require. ( read original story ...)