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The Chinese war movie “The Eight Hundred” upset major American blockbusters over the weekend by officially becoming the world’s top-earning movie of the year 2020.

Trump and Walmart say the deal will bring 25,000 jobs to the U.S.

Americans' data would stay protected after TikTok's deal with Oracle and Walmart that would make the social video app a U.S.-based company, despite its Chinese-owned parent ByteDance still owning a majority stake in the business, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Sunday.

Companies that end up on the list could be banned from importing or exporting from China, and may be barred from investing in the country.

The administration's action against the Chinese apps rippled through the U.S. tech industry.

The Commerce Department announced Friday morning that it will prohibit U.S. business transactions with messaging app WeChat starting Sept. 20 and video-sharing app TikTok on Nov. 12.

The head of a major apparel industry group told lawmakers on Thursday that blanket U.S. import bans on cotton or other products from China's Xinjiang region over forced labor concerns would "wreak havoc" on legitimate supply chains.

The Committee on Foreign Investment, which is chaired by the Treasury Department, has reportedly sent letters to gamemakers, including Epic Games, Riot Games and others, seeking information about their security protocols in regard to handling Americans’ personal data. 

Trump's friendship with Oracle CEO Larry Ellison may not be enough for a TikTok win.

China’s ruling Communist Party is demanding a show of greater loyalty from the sprawling private sector as the world’s second-largest economy grapples with growing external risks, from open U.S. hostility to the coronavirus pandemic.

The U.S. Government is reviewing Oracle’s “trusted tech partnership” with TikTok.

U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer slammed the World Trade Organization on Tuesday after it sided with China to say that the Trump administration's tariffs on Chinese goods worth more than $200 billion are illegal.

Sen. Tom Cotton discussed legislation to revoke China's “most favored nation” status on "Mornings with Maria."

The World Trade Organization said Tuesday that Trump administration tariffs on Chinese goods totaling more than $200 billion are illegal under the rules of the global trade body.

The U.S. government on Monday announced an import ban on some items from China, which it believes are produced with “state-sponsored forced labor.”

A TikTok-Oracle deal is being reviewed by U.S. Treasury Department.

China is so desperate to rebuild pig herds after swine fever that its banks are experimenting with loans to farmers backed by a novel asset: their hogs.

Government regulations and interventions in Australia have stood as strong deterrents to general foreign investment.

A ban on widely-used mobile payment app WeChat would cut off a vital revenue stream for U.S. companies operating in China.

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