Reuters

China's CanSinoBio's inhalable coronavirus booster has shown to provide better protection against the BA.1 Omicron subvariant than Sinovac's injectable boosters in clinical trials.

The Biden EPA is planning on issuing new limits on traditional pollutants such as ozone and carbon ash in an effort to divorce from the country's dependence on coal-fired power plants.

The Chinese city of Shenzhen is making huge leaps in the autonomous vehicle sector after rolling out 100 trial "robotaxis," providing over 50,000 rides in the last year.

British businesses are beginning to sever ties with China as political tensions between the two nations continue to increase, stoking further inflationary pressure.

The U.S. Commerce Department has made it clear that subsidies for semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. will not be given to simply boost revenue but to ensure domestic production.

The United States may begin cutting back on shipments of American equipment used to manufacture memory chips in China in an effort to halt China's advances in the semiconductor sector.

The United States and Japan have teamed up to create a joint international semiconductor research hub, in hopes of developing the next generation of semiconductors.

UK companies to face "appropriate action" by government regulators if they are caught downplaying risks from climate change in order to help their bottom line.

Meta's Facebook, Twitter and Telegram have come under fire by both Democrats and Republicans for failing to keep Russian disinformation under control on their platforms

Low-cost preventative HIV medication may be ready as early as 2026, as British pharmaceutical company GSK strikes a deal allowing developing countries access to generic versions.

In the face of an unprecedented energy crisis, Germany is trying to move forward with their ambitious solar initiative, but bureaucratic red tape and angry locals are causing delays.

Labor shortages, inflation, and threats of a recessionary are creating a perfect storm for the cruise industry. Analysts have cut their revenue estimates for cruise operators by 5%.

Apple unveiled its digital health markets strategy on Wednesday. The Apple Watch will play a major role in its plan to appeal to customers with health and fitness features.

Netflix is assuring investors that gloomy forecasts of subscriber losses were outstated. The streaming giant had a loss of 1 million customers from April to June instead of 2 million.

Netflix broke ground as a global streaming service, but is now looking to Disney to emulate the company's success building franchises that can be expanded to games and merchandise.

Bitcoin has been sliding since May, dipping below it's 200-week moving average. Financial specialists believe it will take up to a year for the cryptocurrency to recover.

China is the world's largest producer of cars, which means the global shortage of chips, also known as microcontrollers or semiconductors, is hitting the country particularly hard.

Labor shortages in the airline industry are putting the airline industry in a bind. Shortages of aviation maintenance engineers can lead to flight cancelations in some areas.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has released a report that responds to accusations that the social media company has ignored online abuse that resulted in physical violence.

Twitter Inc is asking a Delaware court to force him to complete the acquisition of the social media giant for $54.20 a share. Musk might resist such an order.