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Stock market prices were down sharply across the market.

'American Factory' shows three years in the life of a Chinese factory erected on the site of a shuttered GM auto plant.

China's gender imbalance -- 30 million more men than women -- is the reason why being single and older than 27 has become a social crisis.

How the founders of Ming River Baijiu are attempting to launch an entirely new alcohol category in the United States.

The Entrepreneur Index™ fell 1.06 percent today.

'We've confirmed that Bing is currently inaccessible in China and are engaged to determine next steps,' a Microsoft spokesperson said.

Musk on Twitter on Monday said that the factory would make Tesla's Model 3, and that the Model S and the Model X would still be built in Tesla's two U.S. factories.

Here are three things entrepreneurs should know today.

Global stocks slid after a shock revenue-guidance downgrade from Apple and troubling comments about the economic impact of the U.S.-China trade war from CEO Tim Cook.

Stock prices fell sharply on Tuesday, and it's not hard to see why.

One of the most important features of franchising is uniformity. Consumers should have the same customer experience, which includes receiving uniform products and services from any franchised location. By using unauthorized products and/or suppliers, franchisees will start to break away from the uniform system standards set by the franchisor. This will then lead to consumer […]

Time to negotiate and consider pricing strategies.

This happened in spite of tariffs and other challenges to Chinese tech.

A recent $3 billion funding round landed Bytedance (parent of TikTok) the title of world's most valuable startup.

China has a chequered past with foreign IP. But companies are getting around that by developing IP assets -- like a world-famous bronze cat.

He said its development is going very well.

While some countries are restricting blockchain projects, others are actively recruiting them.

They're demanding more transparency and ethics reviews.

It looks as though Google's desire to access the hundreds of millions of internet users in China has won and it is willing to accept government censorship to operate there. How is Google going to explain its thinking if (when?) it does launch?

Why is China in Trump's crosshairs, and how will it impact your business?

Paradoxically, it was the country's reluctance to adopt conventional banking that led to almost universal adoption of mobile payments.