China

Stocks continue to march higher.

Chinese and American negotiators had another phone call this week, Beijing says.

Appointed by former President Ronald Reagan in 1987, Alan Greenspan earned a reputation as a "market whisperer" who could soothe rattled investors.

In a brief notice, the ministry said that Vice Premier Liu He and other senior officials spoke by phone with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

Alibaba has raised at least $11.3 billion from the secondary listing and could go as high as $12.9 billion if an over-allotment option is exercised.

Stocks rally as China makes a move on intellectual property and dealmaking picks up.

Election was seen as a test of support for the anti-government protests that rocked the Chinese territory for more than five months.

President Trump has not publicly signaled if he will sign it.

Companies like Huawei have been accused of IP theft.

"Until President Trump came into office, enforcement was rather sporadic, so the key thing is you go after the bad people and there are various ways to punish them," said Forbes' media chairman and editor-in-chief Steve Forbes.

World stocks rose Friday as upbeat comments by Chinese President Xi Jinping helped quell anxiety over the state of trade talks with the U.S.

The FCC said additional companies could be covered by the rule in the future.

The High Court granted the temporary suspension “in view of the great public importance of the issues raised in this case, and the highly exceptional circumstances that Hong Kong is currently facing.”

“When necessary we will fight back but we have been working actively to try not to have a trade war.”

MIT's Saudi Arabia ties seem especially concerning to the feds.

The bill mandates sanctions on officials who carry out human rights abuses.

China is not "playing ball" in the drive for lowering carbon emissions, Stuart Varney said.

“China is willing to address core concerns together with the U.S. on a basis of equality and mutual respect, and to work to conclude our discussions on the first phase.”

Conflicting trade signals whacked U.S. stocks.

"I like what's happening right now," president says.