A federal judge has ruled that Qualcomm violated antitrust laws.

War movies, farm aid and the Long March: US, China appear to brace for prolonged trade conflict.

In a split decision, the National Labor Relations Board has ruled in favor of Volkswagen in a setback for unionization efforts at its Chattanooga, Tennessee, plant.

U.K. union leaders are set to lay out their concerns to the government amid reports that British Steel is facing bankruptcy within days.

Companies specializing in the handling of radioactive material are buying retired U.S. nuclear reactors from utilities and promising to clean them up and demolish them in dramatically less time than usual – eight years instead of 60, in some cases.

Six F35-B Lightning warplanes, the U.K.’s newest fighter, has arrived at a British air base on Cyprus for training and a systems test in the aircraft’s first overseas deployment.

House panel divides over Trump administration’s move to send TSA employees from airports to the US-Mexico border.

The EU is rejecting claims that Europe’s car exports pose a threat to the United States after U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross rule that imported vehicles and parts threaten national security.

BEIJING – Cases of European firms forced to transfer technology in China are increasing despite Beijing saying the problem does not exist, a European business lobby said, adding that its outlook on the country’s regulatory environment is “bleak”.

The Chinese tech giant Huawei faces the loss of the Google-supplied software that sell smartphones, threatening its global sale.