Striking auto workers head into weekend with no deal in sight with General Motors

Companies weigh costs – in dollars and relationships – of moving out of China

Colorado-based Otter makes a variety of outdoor gear, like coolers, along with things like water bottles. It’s primarily known for its protective smartphone cases. A lot of these products are made in China.

Clinical trial in US holds promise for sickle-cell patients

In our Inside and Out Segment, we focus on National Sickle Cell Awareness Month.

Tech giants testify in US Senate over extremism and digital responsibility

The hearing comes after two mass shootings earlier this year- in New Zealand and the U.S. state of Texas.

Trump blasts Fed despite getting his way over interest rates

President Trump once again attacked the head of the U.S. Federal Reserve after a second interest rate cut.

Venezuelan professional turns to goat farming to support family and stay in country

Silio Sanchez wakes up every morning to the simple sounds of rural life. Three years ago, he decided to put aside his coat, tie and law books several days a week.

Cuba uses comprehensive plan to fight cancer

Officials with the World Health Organization say cancer is one of the major killer diseases in Cuba. Every year, thousands of people die of cancer on the island. In response, Cuba put in place a comprehensive plan more than a decade ago.

Latest tariffs will hit American women more than men

Fashion experts said China’s manufacturing infrastructure and know-how makes it an ideal place to make women’s apparel that needs to be delivered quickly and is often more detailed than men’s.

US shoemakers face losses over tariffs

Steven Sashen sells running shoes and sandals from his home state of Colorado that are designed to be very easy on the feet, which helps explain his company’s name, Xero.

New Amazon fulfillment center uses tech, incentives to move goods rapidly

At Amazon, the focus is on getting exactly the right goods to people’s doorsteps at lightning speed.

Women work to reshape fashion industry

While at first glance the fashion industry favors women, behind the smiling cover-girls, are major gender diversity issues.

US farmers demand action over stalled trade deal

U.S. farmers have lobbied lawmakers in Washington DC to ratify new trade deal with Canada and Mexico

US-China trade war impacting American ginseng farmers

The trade dispute between the U.S. and China has impacted a range of industries not least a large portion of U.S. farming. Among the commodities to be affected is ginseng, a product that is predominantly exported to China.

Apple unveils iPhone 11 and other new products

Apple unveiled new iPhones, Apple Watches and an iPad at its annual launch event on Tuesday.

Designers showcase collections inspired by Chinese dynasties at NYFW

Four Chinese dynasties were represented at the ICY show at New York Fashion Week.

US farmers turn to hemp as trade war rages

Hemp is a type of cannabis. It’s similar to marijuana but hemp has only a tiny fraction of THC- the compound that creates marijuana’s mood-altering effects.

San Francisco International Airport bans sale of water in plastic bottles

San Francisco International has become the first major airport in the world to ban the sale of plastic bottles. It’s part of lofty goal to make it the first zero waste airport.

Ex-con finds rehabilitation in healthy ramen brand for prisoners

Chef Ron Freeman’s time in prison led to to recovery and entrepreneurship in the instant noodle business.

Football fans at odds with US league as politics seeps into beautiful game

U.S. football fans are mobilizing against new rules banning them from bringing politics to the game.

Automakers shift strategies amid global sales slowdown

Car sales were down every month for the first six months of 2019 compared to the same months in 2018.

Chinese electric mini truck heads to pick up US buyers

Electric vehicles have grown in popularity thanks in part to companies like Tesla, Nissan and Chevrolet. But EV’s can be quite pricey, something Kaiyun Motors from China is steering clear of by with its simpler and more affordable vehicle.

Men’s grooming trends shave off profits from razor industry

CGTN’s John Terrett explains the growing men’s grooming industry.

Trade war shifts US trucking industry into reverse

The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is impacting a wide range of industries. U.S. agriculture is taking an especially hard hit. That, in turn, is putting the breaks on America’s trucking industry.

Venezuelans in Colombia find work and challenges in gig economy

About 1.3 million Venezuelans fled political and economic crisis at home for work in neighboring Colombia. In a country with its own unemployment troubles, digital platforms offering freelance work are quickly becoming the best option for migrants.

Brazil’s National Museum tries to recover one year after devastating fire

The massive fire that destroyed Brazil’s National Museum one year ago has been repeatedly called a tragedy that could have been avoided. Housing 20 million artifacts, it was one of the most important natural history and anthropological museums in the Americas.

Los Angeles retailers lament impact of US-China trade war on business

Washington has slapped a new 15% tariff on $300 billion worth of Chinese goods. The taxes will be imposed in two stages. The first batch of affected imports include smart watches, TVs, and footwear.

What is flight shaming?

There is still little awareness about the impact of flight travel on the environment, but that is rapidly changing as Greta Thunberg’s influence is growing among younger populations. It’s a generation the airline industry can’t afford to ignore.

Climate change could hinder global economy

Economists are warning that climate change isn’t just an environmental emergency, it could put a dent in global GDP.

Thrifting industry booms due to environmentally conscious consumers

With second-hand goods becoming extremely popular, more people are turning thrifting into a living.

US farmers raise alerts as trade war with China heats up

The U.S. Trade Representative’s office has reaffirmed President Donald Trump’s plans to impose an additional 5% tariff on a list of $300 billion of Chinese imports, with some starting September 1st. Many farmers who are attending a farm show, say they’re deeply concerned.

US soybean farmers fight trade war by exploring new markets

Just as weather often forces farmers to improvise, growers, who tout the quality and sustainability of U.S. soybeans and America’s transportation networks, are now trying to attract new customers in places like Mexico.

“DeafSpace” – Architecture that works for the deaf community

Members of the deaf community often struggle in buildings and spaces designed for hearing people, unaware of fire alarms or people knocking on doors. However, architects at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. are creating spaces that break down those barriers.

Mexican engineer develops eco-friendly sweetener that could help diabetics worldwide

Diabetes is a growing problem worldwide. The World Health Organization estimates that it affects more than 420 million people and is on the rise.

Apple rolls out credit card in US

Apple has partnered with MasterCard and Goldman Sachs to introduce the sleek Titanium, laser-etched Apple Card.

US tech giants resist French digital tax

Representatives from Amazon, Google and Facebook plus several industry associations testified before the U.S. Trade Representative Monday about France’s new digital tax.

Controversy in Oaxaca, Mexico over Latin America’s biggest wind farm

Countries across the world are increasingly looking to renewable energy sources to limit the impact of environmental damage to the planet. Mexico, for example, recently installed Latin America’s largest windfarm, but it has caused problems within the local community. CGTN’s Alasdair Baverstock reports.

Mussels get cooked in the waters of Northern California during July heatwave

Recent heat waves across America and Europe are also taking a toll on other ecosystems such as sea life.

Pokemon World Championships prove worth of enduring craze

Owen Fairclough paid no attention when Pokémon became a global craze in 1996, so who better to send to the Pokémon World Championships?

Smaller colleges in the United States struggling to stay afloat

Small colleges across the United States are closing at an unprecedented pace as they struggle to attract students and face revenue shortages.

Young female driver races for the top

Motor racing has historically skewed males, but more women are now getting behind the wheel to make history on the race track.

W Series aims to put more women in F1

The first-ever all-female motor-racing championship has crowned its winner. The W series uses Formula Three cars to give a platform to top female drivers from around the world.

School safety takes on new meaning in US amid mass shootings

As school shootings and deaths resulting from them have climbed in recent years in the U.S., school safety has become a bigger priority than ever.

Argentine president unveils new economic measures to counter poll shock

President Mauricio Macri was trounced in what was predicted to be a close presidential primary race, has announced a series of emergency measures aimed at appeasing voters, who are frustrated with inflation running at more than 50 percent. CGTN’s Joel Richards reports

Lyme disease on the rise across the United States

Every year there are roughly 30,000 new reported cases of Lyme Disease in the United States.

Cuban entrepreneurs use connectivity to launch ride-share app

Internet connectivity has come slowly to Cuba but recent years have seen significant growth in WiFi hotspots, cyber cafes, and home DSL connections. And with the launch of mobile data service last December, enterprising young Cubans saw further opportunity.

Caracas’ Great Mobile Cinema brings reprieve amid deep economic crisis

Movie lovers in Venezuela are finding inventive ways to enjoy films, despite the country’s deep economic crisis. Rising prices have meant many can no longer afford a ticket to see the latest movies. But as CGTN’s Mary Triny Mena reports, that hasn’t stopped people in Caracas from coming up with their own cinematic experience.

US hotels struggle to find staff after Trump admin changes J-1 visa policy

Every year around 300,000 foreign students from over 200 countries are granted a J-1 Visa to study or work temporarily in the United States. But the Trump administration would like to curtail the program, causing worry among many small businesses.

Colombia peso tumbles against US dollar amid global trade uncertainty

The escalation of U.S.-China trade tensions is rippling out to other economies – especially in Latin America.

WHO say limited or no screen time for children under five

In a new set of guidelines, the World Health Organization said that infants under 1 year old should not be exposed to electronic screens and that children between the ages of 2 and 4 should not have more than one hour of “sedentary screen time” each day.

Tiny flats find buyers in Sao Paulo

Tiny apartments are a growing trend in the world’s most crowded cities, including now in Brazil’s Sao Paulo.

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