Before the iPhone 11 series went on the market, many netizens were not optimistic about its sales. After all, the upgrade was not big, and the three shots after the Yuba were slightly ugly. Even many supply chain people are not optimistic about the sales of the iPhone 11, because it does not support 5G networks.

Fentanyl is quickly becoming America’s deadliest drug. But law enforcement couldn’t trace it to its source — until one teenager overdosed in North Dakota.

Facebook’s Libra project led Beijing to accelerate its efforts. The government could soon know a lot more about how people are spending.

Uighurs living in Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, and France have complained of intimidation by Beijing

The issues of China and protests in Hong Kong are far different from N.B.A. free agency. But nine years later, James, himself, has also changed.

The celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China at the beginning of this month promised plenty of pomp and power projection. In the days leading up to the grandiose parade through Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, Chinese citizens began sharing photos of tarp-covered vehicles and missiles being rolled into Beijing for a rehearsal.

China is supposed to be savvy. So why is it throwing a fit about a tweet, an app, and a gamer in a mask in the absence of any real threat?

The pro 'Hearthstone' player banned by Blizzard after voicing support for the Hong Kong protesters has spoken out after his ban was reduced and his prize money reinstated.

The entertainment industry has a duty not only to stand behind Trey Parker and Matt Stone, but to follow their lead, writes Hollywood Reporter executive editor Stephen Galloway.

LeBron James' Monday news conference played right into the hands of Chinese government propaganda and undermined the values he has publicly espoused.

The propaganda app — mandatory in some workplaces — can give the Communist Party a powerful new surveillance tool. 

Hunter Biden, 39, announced he will resign from the board of BHR (Shanghai) Equity Investment Fund Management Company at the end of the month.

Having your private information leaked for political reasons may become the new normal

Trey Parker and Matt Stone have been celebrated both for the episode, and also their blunt, unapologetic rebuttal to China banning their show.

The path to a world of self-driving remains long and winding

The definitive guide to travelling to Hong Kong during the protests

The tech world reacts

Tech companies are censoring information about the demonstrations in Hong Kong. Civil liberties experts say this is symptomatic of larger problems.

We thought economic growth and technology would liberate China. Instead, it corrupted us.

“Chinese netizens hail Apple’s removal of app that aids HK rioters." That was how the Global Times, a Chinese Communist Party outlet, covered Apple’s removal of HKmap.live, an app that helped Hong Kong protesters track police, from the iOS App Store. It was emblematic of the adulatory coverage news outlets controlled by the Chinese government have bestowed on Apple this week.