Running group introduces people to AAPI neighborhoods in NYC
A group of young Asian Americans living in New York City are raising awareness about discrimination with their feet
Read More...A group of young Asian Americans living in New York City are raising awareness about discrimination with their feet
Read More...This year, California allocated $2 billion of its budget to firefighting — the highest amount to date.
Read More...Thousands of farmers and agricultural manufacturers are gathering in Illinois for the Farm Progress Show.
Read More...A cup of coffee in the U.S. could soon start costing you more. Wholesale coffee prices are increasing because of bad weather in Brazil, the world’s largest coffee producer.
Read More...For many San Francisco businesses, it’s now — no vaccine, no service. Since last Friday, the city implemented the strictest vaccination proof requirement in the U.S. See the latest.
Read More...The unemployment rate dropped to 5.4% last month after the U.S. added nearly a million jobs for a second successive month. But, in Louisiana, fishermen can’t find enough hands on deck. See more.
Read More...Venezuela is taking steps to make its currency less cumbersome. With inflation running at over 25,000 percent a year. People need a lot of bolivars to buy the simplest things. And, the government’s answer — lose a lot of zeroes.
Read More...While medical experts scramble to control a pandemic, tech experts at the Black Hat conference in Las Vegas take on viruses of another kind. Find out more.
Read More...On July 1, Rio’s City Hall launched a project which offers lower prices to travelers who sign onto long term packages with certified hotels and hostels and special six-month visas that could be extended for up to one year.
Read More...The U.S. Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged at near zero, saying the U.S. economy continues to “strengthen.”
Read More...There is a new attraction in New York City that is looking to entertain and educate.
Read More...Ten days after the founder of Virgin Galactic made his first trip into space, the founder of Amazon is preparing to do the same.
Read More...Developed by a nonprofit organization, the project is helping residents save money while increasing awareness about the benefits of solar power.
Read More...On Sunday, Chile will hold presidential primaries ahead of November’s presidential election, while lawmakers work on drafting a new constitution for the nation.
Read More...See how the global chip shortage is affecting computer and other electronic products in Mexico.
Read More...Shein, a Chinese e-commerce clothier, is finding ways to attract new online customers through the physical marketplace in Mexico. See the latest.
Read More...Tens of thousands of homeless have been staying in hotels across the U.S. paid for by federal programs aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Read More...The Fed expects inflation to cool – possibly later this year – and raising rates too early could stall the post-pandemic recovery.
Read More...The auto industry has hit one road bump after another since the start of the pandemic.
Read More...This new found appreciation for Chinese culture, is being helped along with new technology and new ways to interpret ancient works of art. The town of Dun-huang, is famous for its murals painted in a network of caves. Now technology is allowing more people […]
Read More...There are growing calls to overhaul the U.S. tax system after a report revealed how little federal income tax is paid by some billionaires.
Read More...The U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday backed Cuba’s resolution demanding the lifting of U.S. trade restrictions which date back more than 60 years.
Read More...Why is it so hard to fill jobs in the U.S. even as hiring picks up after reopening? Find more here.
Read More...The Cuban government recently announced it is expanding opportunities for small and medium private enterprises.
Read More...If you’ve tried shopping for a car lately in the U.S. you know: prices of used vehicles are going up. In fact, according to the car-research site Edmunds, the average value of used cars traded in for another purchase reached an all-time high in March […]
Read More...San Francisco – one of the first U.S. cities to impose shelter-in-place orders to curb the pandemic – may also be on the verge of becoming the first U.S. city to achieve herd immunity. CGTN’s Mark Niu reports.
Read More...The Electronic Entertainment Expo, better known as E3, draws tens of thousands to the Los Angeles Convention Center every year.
Read More...AMC Entertainment’s share price has been on a wild ride in recent weeks as meme stocks have made a comeback on Wall Street. While GameStop made the bulk of the headlines earlier this year, AMC is now trading more than 1000 percent higher than it […]
Read More...It carries nearly half the fuel consumed along the entire East Coast of the United States. And the cyberattack that shutdown the Colonial Pipeline last month was enough for panicked buyers to run some gas stations dry. Now it’s emerged that those behind the attack […]
Read More...Tens of millions of people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer’s, a form of dementia. There is no cure and treatments are limited. But a new drug that has controversially just been approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration is providing hope it could delay the […]
Read More...The U.S. travel industry is rebounding as the pandemic has eased… but for the cruise industry, resuming operations is still a struggle.
Read More...COVID-19 case numbers in the U.S. are falling and life is returning to normal, but monthly jobs figures also keep falling short of expectations. See the latest.
Read More...Mattel, the maker of Barbie and Mega Bloks recently announced it would be accepting old Barbies and other toys that it would recycle for free.
Read More...Some may decide to stay put when they check out the latest rental car prices.
Read More...Microsoft CEO Nadella highlighted the continuing public health crisis around the world, racial injustice and inequity and the damage from climate change at Build event for software developers. Find more.
Read More...What’s the future of Black-owned businesses in the U.S.? Some business owners say they had one of their best ever summers of business during last year’s Black Lives Matter protests. But as time went on, that initial enthusiasm began to wear off.
Read More...For years, smoking cessation activists along with many groups representing African Americans have been pushing for a ban on menthol cigarettes, which are very popular among black smokers.
Read More...Colombia’s tourism industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. When will it recover?
Read More...Will gas prices go up again after pipeline cyberattack in the U.S.? Why are gas prices rising so high this year?
Read More...Do arcades still exist, and if so, what is your favorite arcade machine or game?
Read More...California continues to battle an ongoing drought. Farmers are performing a delicate balancing act of conserving water and growing crops. See how California’s drought impacts grape in Napa Valley.
Read More...Companies are increasingly flexible to the idea of less in-person time and that has raised lots of questions about the future of office space.
Read More...The enormous demand for pork in the Asian market is creating opportunities for international producers to increase their market presence. China has become Mexico’s most important market for pork exports.
Read More...Tourism hub New York City saw a dramatic drop in visitors in the pandemic, but many businesses have hope that increased vaccinations and drops in the coronavirus infection rate will bring people back to the Big Apple.
Read More...Americans are now putting more of their money into stocks than ever before.
Read More...The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed the film industry. While Hollywood studios have gradually resumed productions in recent months, there are still many safety regulations and restrictions in place that have also influenced the way in which production crews are recruited. In an effort to […]
Read More...A gaming giant is doing battle with a tech titan in court. Week two of the Epic Games vs. Apple trial is underway this week. CGTN’s Mark Niu reports.
Read More...U.S. ride-sharing company Lyft has sold off its autonomous vehicle unit to Toyota.
Read More...One positive business trend to come out of the coronavirus pandemic has been the rise in American entrepreneurs. In the U.S., coronavirus creativity has helped birth more than four million new businesses in the last year.
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