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Jimmy Lai on Thursday said his Monday arrest in Hong Kong was a form of intimidation.

The New York Yankees and the YES Network reportedly agreed to a sponsorship deal with TikTok as President Trump looks to ban the app in the U.S. over security concerns.

Pro-democracy media baron Jimmy Lai was released on bail after his Monday arrest led to a public show of support for the outspoken critic of Beijing among Hong Kong’s opposition.

All goods produced in Hong Kong will have to be labeled as made in China before they are imported to America, U.S. officials said Tuesday. in the wake of Beijing’s sweeping national security law.

The State Department is rejecting what it calls Beijing's attempt to "extend authoritarian rule beyond its borders" after the Chinese government imposed sanctions on 11 U.S. citizens.

TikTok could sue the Trump administration as soon as Tuesday.

Nio's second-quarter loss narrowed as the company delivered a record 10,331 vehicles

China's Tencent Music Entertainment Group beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Monday, as a wider content library led to a surge in paid subscribers for the company's music streaming service.

The value of TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, is reportedly under pressure nearing the either forced sale or ban of its most valuable asset.

For the first time in a generation, America is pushing back on China. On all fronts, President Trump has called a halt to China's aggressive expansion.

Apple recently reported third-quarter earnings that saw a return to growth for the iPhone, however, shipments of the smartphone could drop as much as 30% if the tech giant is forced to remove WeChat from its App Store, according to one analyst.  

China said it would apply sanctions against 11 U.S. citizens including officials from Monday in response to Washington's move on Friday to impose sanctions on 11 Hong Kong and Chinese officials whom it accused of curtailing political freedoms in the city.

Media tycoon and outspoken Beijing critic Jimmy Lai has reportedly been arrested by Hong Kong authorities under the pretenses of a national security law that has been used to crack down on dissidents since its passage in June.

The move by Blackstone comes as ByteDance is facing pressure from the White House to sell TikTok to a U.S. company or face the likelihood that the app will be banned in the U.S. over concerns that the Chinese government uses customer data for surveillance purposes.

President Trump widened the scope of his strict foreign policy targeting Chinese tech this week when he effectively banned WeChat by executive order.

Social media giant TikTok is planning to sue the Trump administration over its ban of the app in the United States as soon as next Tuesday, according to an NPR report.

With U.S.-China relations at their worst in decades, Washington is pressing governments around the world to squeeze Huawei out, arguing it would hand over data to the Chinese government for spying. Huawei denies it spies for China.

The Hong Kong government called the sanctions "shameless and despicable" and said the city would not be intimidated by them.

Government officials in Rugao, China, used the coronavirus pandemic to conduct a takeover of an American-owned car company

Beijing's state-of-the-art surveillance cameras, monitoring every millimeter; facial recognition algorithms and images captured on CCTV are just the beginning.