New York’s expensive real estate market now straining for growth

Malaysia dismisses environmental concerns caused by the palm oil industry

Malaysia works to combat environmental concerns about palm oil

Malaysia’s palm oil industry has been under fire for a few months. It has been blamed, particularly in Western countries, for the alleged damage to rainforests. Now the government is making huge efforts to dismiss their criticism.

New technology looks to make American football safer

Injuries have always been a hot topic for American football–an extremely physical, and many say violent sport. Some believe technology could help make it a safer and more enjoyable sport in the near future.

Nissan reverses plans to build new model X-Trail in UK amid Brexit uncertainty

Britain’s thriving auto industry, a major employer and contributor to the U.K. economy, sees itself as victim of Brexit’s uncertainties.

Super Bowl 2019: The return of LA Rams

Sports business experts are amazed by the rapid success of LA’s newly revived football market, as Rams returned to LA and to the Super Bowl.

World Bank vacancy presents Trump with an opportunity

The decision by the head of the World Bank to leave before his term ends has given Donald Trump a chance to impose his political agenda upon it.

Toxic smog hanging over Thai capital chokes city’s tourism industry

Bangkok, the most visited city in the world, these days is also one of the most polluted

US outdoor recreation industries find selves in crossfires of trade tensions

While U.S. and Chinese trade negotiators put their heads together in Washington, members of the U.S. outdoor recreation and snow sports industries are gathering for a big trade show in the state of Colorado. Parts of those industries have been hit hard by U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports. CGTN’s Hendrik Sybrandy reports from Denver.

US universities distancing themselves from Huawei

As Chinese tech giant Huawei faces allegations of theft and fraud, some US universities also find themselves in an awkward situation. Under the National Defense Authorization Act signed by US President Donald Trump in August, both Chinese equipment and partnerships with Chinese tech companies are under scrutiny.

Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou appears in court in Canada as US seeks extradition

Huawei’s chief financial Officer Meng Wanzhou will find out in March whether a Canadian judge approves of extradition proceedings to transfer her to the U.S. She appeared in a Vancouver court Tuesday – as she faces charges of bank and wire fraud in the United States. She denies any wrongdoing.

Rio de Janeiro becomes world’s capital of architecture

Rio de Janeiro was recently named the ‘World Capital of Architecture’ for 20-20. The award is the first of its kind by UNESCO. And, it’s intended to highlight sustainable urban development

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