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Chinese High-Tech Car Clamor Gets German Support
China’s drive shifts towards futuristic roads and self-driving cars. Germany is certainly itching to answer the call, with the US still mired in an ugly trade feud with the Chinese government. 
China’s drive shifts towards futuristic roads and self-driving cars. Germany is certainly itching to answer the call, with the US still mired in an ugly trade feud with the Chinese government. -
China Vows Retaliation, To Respond With ‘Other Ways’ To Latest US Imposed Tariffs
China says that it is looking into alternatives to fight the US-imposed tariffs. Among those that they are looking into is holding US-backed mergers and corporate licenses hostage. 
China says that it is looking into alternatives to fight the US-imposed tariffs. Among those that they are looking into is holding US-backed mergers and corporate licenses hostage. -
Tesla’s Troubles Mount As Whistleblower Gains Legal Ground And Solid Backing
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, goes off against Martin Tripp. Musk and the company accuses Tripp of leaking confidential company information while Tripp accuses Tesla of malpractice and flaws in safety standards. 
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, goes off against Martin Tripp. Musk and the company accuses Tripp of leaking confidential company information while Tripp accuses Tesla of malpractice and flaws in safety standards. -
‘Trade War’ With China Hurts The US More Than It Does China
Trump’s trade tariffs on China might spell trouble on the outside. A deeper analysis, however, shows that the US might stand to lose more than it would gain from this ‘trade war.’ 
Trump’s trade tariffs on China might spell trouble on the outside. A deeper analysis, however, shows that the US might stand to lose more than it would gain from this ‘trade war.’ -
Bitcoin Shows World How To Lose $22 Billion As Value Drops
Bitcoin's valuation has dropped to $6,400; from first impressions, it is quite alarming. However, there are trends that suggests this is a normal occurrence. 
Bitcoin's valuation has dropped to $6,400; from first impressions, it is quite alarming. However, there are trends that suggests this is a normal occurrence.
