In anticipation of the soaring growth of China’s aviation industry, the government plans to build 500 more airports across the country by 2020.
Apple has moved from selling iPhones to offering services, joining China’s taxi service sector and investing $1 billion in Didi Chuxing, the country's largest ride-hailing company, according to an article published by ft.com.
Nintendo has ventured towards producing movies based on its roster of successful and popular game franchises in the past. However, it has been awhile since the company dipped its toes in film development. Moreover, its most famous theatrical worldwide adaptation “Super Mario Bros.” released in 1993 has been less than successful. Nevertheless, it seems like Nintendo is gearing up towards entering the movie business once again.
A recent study declared China as a global leader in development finance as India takes its place as the fastest growing economy in the world.
Facebook Inc. chief executive Mark Zuckerberg invited conservative leaders on May 18 for a private meeting. The social media company is doing this for a damage control campaign after a bad rumor surfaced on a tech website.
QuickPlay, a video streaming platform, has been acquired by AT&T to boost its video streaming services to take on Netflix and Amazon. The tech company revealed the news on May 17, Yesterday, but the terms of the deal are still undisclosed.
Google, Apple, and Tesla former employees have teamed up to launch a new company to turn big rigs into self-driving trucks. Otto is a San Francisco-based startup with 40 employees including co-founders Anthony Levandowski from Google's self-driving car team, and former Google Maps head Lior Ron.
China's e-commerce giant Alibaba has vowed to get rid of counterfeits on its online platforms following the suspension of its membership in an international anti-counterfeiting group, China Daily reported.
Despite lower global prices, the demand for platinum jewelry in China is diminishing, which sends global demand to further decline, Reuters reported.
The phone business of Microsoft has never been its forte, and now the company is reportedly contemplating to move out of it. According to latest reports, the company plans to license the Nokia brand, whose rights it holds until 2024, to Foxconn.
Microsoft is shutting down their Project Spark video game creator as they end the online services because the company believes it is no longer feasible to maintain the development.
Google is facing record-breaking anti-trust fines in Europe for monopoly abuse related to the company's popular search engine. European Union (EU) officials in Brussels are wrapping up a seven-year investigation of the Alphabet company.
Acer is teaming up with Starbreeze to build a high-end virtual reality headset designed for theme parks and arcades. Starbreeze has been showing off the headset during the past year, but future development of StarVR will be a partnership between the PC giant and game studio.
Facebook is launching a brand new version of its photo-sharing tool Moments to Europe and Canada after the initial rollout almost a year ago. However, one major difference is that unlike Moments available in the United States it is missing facial recognition tech.
South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor and its affiliate Kia Motors are set to launch three low-cost sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in China next year, people privy to the plans told Reuters.
