WASHINGTON - The United States will withdraw from a 2013 agreement with Mexico on tomato trade, the US Department of Commerce said Thursday, citing complaints from farmers that Mexican tomato imports have eroded the interest of US domestic producers.
Visual Capitalist recently put together a recap of “The Jeff Bezos Empire,” listing off Bezos’ investments through Amazon acquisitions (Whole Foods, Twitch, Audible, Zappos, etc.), his venture capital firm Bezos Expeditions, his own personal investments, and philanthropy-related donations.
WASHINGTON - The US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on Wednesday invited people around the world to join the new Parker Solar Probe mission by submitting their names.
WASHINGTON - Asia, the fastest-growing region in the world, has become much more resilient to weather financial storms with lessons learned from the Asian Financial Crisis 20 years ago, said a senior official at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
WASHINGTON - Despite warnings from business groups and trade experts, US President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a presidential memorandum that could impose tariffs on up to billion of imports from China, the latest unilateral move that poses a threat to global trade.
Virtual reality is a big part of Adobe’s newest projects. In the advertising realm, the company envisioned a situation where someone could be standing in the middle of Times Square in New York City with a VR headset on. Based on the individual, various Adobe products such as Sensei and the Adobe Experience Cloud would come together to virtually replace the iconic billboards in the neighborhood with advertisements that might better speak to that person.
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Visits by people from Hong Kong fall by nearly 3 percent, but spending is up
Volvo Car Group, owned by Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, is partnering with Alphabet's autonomous driving unit Waymo to develop highly automated electric robotaxis for the Swedish carmaker as well as its affiliate Polestar and Chinese joint venture Lynk& Co.
WASHINGTON - US Defense Secretary James Mattis said Thursday that he has signed orders to send additional troops to Afghanistan.
Volker Tschapke, former president of the Prussian Society, a German association, said he was impressed by China's anti-corruption campaign and its anti-corruption infrastructure, which have strengthened checks and oversight of power.