Charleston Lim

Charleston Lim
Writer
Charleston is a business news writer in Business Times. "A web developer and SEO expert by profession, but an aspiring writer and journalist at heart. My field of interest generally ranges from science, tech, gadgets, games, and software. I am always open to changing my perspective and am eternally hungry for knowledge. I like the fact that I still don't know a lot about how the world works, and I'm fine with that."

The Latest

  • Coca-Cola Killing Off Tab Diet Soda After 60-Year Run
    Coca-Cola
    Coca-Cola is getting rid of its first-ever diet soda brand, Tab, after nearly 60 years of being in the market.
  • China's Export Control Laws Raises Concerns Over Rare-Earth Metal Trade
    China
    The new law, which will take effect on December 1, effectively restricts the importation of items and technologies deemed as "sensitive" in nature to specific foreign companies.
  • American Airlines To Return Boeing 737 Max Jets To Service In December
    American Airlines
    American Airlines has set return-to-service dates for its Boeing 737 Max jets as it expects the FAA to recertify the aircraft before the year ends.
  • Xiaomi Building Fully Automated Factory To Make 10 Million Smartphones A Year
    Xiaomi
    Xiaomi has already spent more than $1.48 billion on research and development this year.
  • Robinhood Says Several Trading Accounts Hacked
    DATA FOR SALE
    The company is advising customers to change passwords or enable two-factor authentication.
  • Miniso To Sell More ‘Good-Looking, Fine-Design Products At A Cheaper Price’ Worldwide
    Miniso
    China's largest lifestyle goods retailer Miniso just raised $608 million in a New York initial public offering.
  • Fisker Teams Up With Magna International To Build New Electric SUV
    Fisker
    The Canada-based contractor currently developers and assembles cars for several automakers, including Toyota, Jaguar, BMW and Daimler AG.
  • U.S. Investors Make Long-Terms Bets On China With Sovereign Bonds
    Bonds
    Internationally, orders were 4.5 times oversubscribed – amounting to more than $27 billion.
  • Amazon Says Best Prime Day Sales A Bonanza For Small Business
    Prime Day
    "We are thrilled that Prime Day was a record-breaking event worldwide with sales surpassing $3.5 billion – an increase of nearly 60% from last year."
  • U.S. State Department Backs Proposal To Add Ant Group To Trade Blacklist
    Ant Group
    Ant Group is set to list its shares in Hong Kong and Shanghai later in the year in a deal estimated to be worth $35 billion.
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