NEW YORK - Twelve jurors and six alternates were selected at the FIFA corruption trial in New York on Thursday, tasked with deciding the guilt or innocence of three wealthy and once-powerful South American soccer officials.
China's Feng Shanshan moved into contention for her third title of the year on Friday when the world No 3 fired a 1-over 73 in windy conditions on Hainan Island to take a one-shot lead through three rounds of the Blue Bay LPGA.
HOUSTON - James Harden was quick to say yes when asked if he's playing at the highest level of his career to date.
WASHINGTON - Los Angeles Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball's cold-shooting start to his NBA career just keeps getting worse. For a change, the Washington Wizards managed to play the sort of defense that contributes to limiting an opponent's scoring.
NEWARK, New Jersey - The Edmonton Oilers are starting to play better after a rough start to the season.
Qualcomm Inc on Thursday signed non-binding deals worth about $12 billion with three of China's largest smartphone vendors as the United States chip giant beefed up efforts to strengthen ties with Chinese players amid ongoing patent disputes with Apple Inc.
Buccellati, a Chinese-owned Italian jewellery and watch company, said on Thursday that it expects a tenfold rise in revenue over the next five years and by 20-fold in 10 years, on the back of its rapid expansion in the Asia-Pacific region, according to its largest shareholder.
Ford Motor Company said on Thursday that it would export cars and components worth $10 billion to China over the next three years, a day after the US carmaker inked a deal to produce electric cars in the world's largest car market.
China State Construction Engineering Corp, the world's largest investment and construction group by revenue, is planning a big expansion in the United States, a senior executive said.
Business leaders from China are confident that the country's efforts to create a more open and free environment for businesses would boost economic prospects in the Asia-Pacific region.
Insurance premium income of Chinese insurers grew at a slower pace in the first three quarters of this year as regulators stepped up efforts to curb growth through risky investments and instead focus on traditional insurance products.
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