The Trump administration has called Huawei a 'parasite' and warned Boris Johnson not to let it attach to the UK
- The Trump administration is furious with Johnson's government over plans to build a Huawei research centre in England.
- A senior US official warned China could attach itself like a 'parasite' to the UK through Huawei, which has close links to the Chinese Communist party.
- It follows Johnson's approval of a plan to allow Huawei to build part of its 5G network, despite fierce opposition from Washington.
- Trump slammed the phone down on Johnson earlier this year in a moment of "apoplectic" fury over the issue.
- Johnson announces eased restrictions from July 4 ...
- Some of UK's biggest shopping centres at risk of shutting down ...
- Former Wirecard CEO arrested in Germany ...
A US House committee is investigating the Department of 真人百家家乐网站homeland Security after it gave Nigel Farage special permission to enter the US for Trump's Tulsa rally
DHS allowed the leader of the Brexit Party to enter the US despite travel restrictions last Friday, saying it was "in the national interest."
The wives of 2 of the UK's biggest football stars are locked in a $1.2 million legal fight over the 'Wagatha Christie' Instagram leak scandal
Last October, Rooney publicly accused Vardy of selling fake stories about her, including one about gender selection treatment in Mexico, to The Sun.
Novak Djokovic has tested positive for the coronavirus, just days after partying topless at a Serbian nightclub
Djokovic was the organizer of the Adria Tour exhibition, which was cancelled before the final after three players tested positive for COVID-19.
Evidence of Russia's 'likely hold' over Trump was covered up by the UK government, according to a former British spy
Former MI6 spy Christopher Steele says the Theresa May government threw a "blanket" over information regarding Trump's ties with Putin.
Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck risk-modelling startup Elucidate used to raise $3 million from Silicon Valley investors
The regulatory tech market is worth $6.3 billion, but could spike to $16 billion by 2025, according to recent research from Markets and Markets.
An incredible gothic mansion in Scotland is going on sale for $1, but it needs a lot of work
The Elms in Arbroath is a listed building but is "in poor condition throughout" so it's being sold as a "fantastic development opportunity."
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Meghan Markle shared the recipe on her lifestyle blog, The Tig, which she ran before becoming a member of the British royal family.
Dow climbs 220 points after Trump walks back adviser's negative comments on China trade deal
The White House adviser Peter Navarro roiled markets overnight with negative trade comments that he and Trump rushed to walk back on Tuesday.
LIVE UPDATES: See full results of New York's presidential and congressional primaries
Because clerks cannot start counting absentee ballots until days after the election, most New York races won't be called until next week.
4 jobs police officers are asked to do that could be better suited to other professionals
Defunding the police could mean funding other social services like domestic violence organizations and crisis intervention teams.
I study Latin American policing and protests. Under the Trump administration, Black Lives Matter protests are more than anti-racist — they're anti-itarian.
Like their Latin American neighbors, many activists in the US are realizing that democracy on paper offers little real-life guarantees.
The 10-step action plan leaders can use right now to create more equal workplaces during the pandemic and beyond
The coronavirus outbreak continues to lay bare systemic inequalities in the US workforce and economy.
Trump reportedly supports sending another wave of $1,200 stimulus checks because he believes it will help him win re-election
The White House remains divided on whether another round of direct payments should be included in a future economic relief package.
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The dwellings are modular, so components can be mass produced in factories and assembled at a low cost.
Apple's new iPhone software isn't coming to some older devices — here are the iPhones that are getting iOS 14
The next iPhone software upgrade will likely become available this fall, but it won't be available on all devices.
Generous — and inclusive — sick leave is a must for any business that wants to reopen safely
Screening works only if employees are honest about symptoms and exposure history — but this could mean significant time off without pay.
Gender at Work: Women will be racing to catch up to men for the rest of their careers
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L.L.Bean is running a massive summer sale — save up to 50% on select styles
Save up 50% on tons of outdoor gear, clothing, and more during L.L.Bean's summer sale.
Apple gives in: iPhone and iPad users can finally change their default mail app and web browser this fall
After years of forcing iPhone and iPad users to use Safari and Mail, Apple is finally allowing users to change their default mail and browser apps.
The best used cars you can get for under $15,000, as the pandemic turns auto sales into a buyer's market
Used cars offer an attractive and more affordable alternative to buying new.
The new Apple Watch update will detect when you're washing your hands to make sure you do it for long enough
Hand-washing, while always a necessity, has become more important than ever to do properly due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Trump told John Bolton that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called Nikki Haley a 'c---,' according to Bolton's new book
Tillerson's remark during an argument with Haley at a dinner with Trump would have been a fireable offense "in most administrations," Bolton wrote.
Cheese is more expensive than ever before. Here's why.
The pandemic has whipped up a perfect storm of supply chain issues that have sent the price of cheese through the roof.
'This is a setup': Cuomo says Trump is going to lose the election and then claim fraud
"I believe this is a setup ... They're going to lose the election. I think they're going to claim fraud," Cuomo said on CNN.
How a federally funded lab and a biotech startup are combining AI and supercomputing to find a coronavirus treatment — and why the partnership hints at the future of drug development
The partnership could expand "outside of the scope of COVID to really challenge the way that drugs are looked at," said BERG CEO Niven Narain.
Dow climbs 220 points after Trump walks back adviser's negative comments on China trade deal
The White House adviser Peter Navarro roiled markets overnight with negative trade comments that he and Trump rushed to walk back on Tuesday.
US banks saw record $2 trillion rise in deposits since coronavirus outbreak
US banks have seen a record $2 trillion in deposits so far this year, driven by stimulus efforts in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite the Supreme Court's landmark decision, the journey to equality for the LGBT community in the US is far from over. Here are 12 numbers that show the economic challenges they face.
22% of LGBTQ people live in poverty, earning less than $12,000 a year, compared with 16% of non-LGBTQ individuals.
The former Amazon VP who quit in solidarity with fired employees published a business case for why he thinks the massively profitable Amazon Web Services cloud business should be spun off
Tim Bray argues Amazon should be broken up, and he's making that suggestion in a format Amazon understands — a six-page memo meant for Andy Jassy.
Goldman says investors may limit stock purchases due to risk of a 2nd wave of coronavirus cases and the 2020 presidential election
"Periods of elevated policy uncertainty have generally coincided with lower-than-average equity allocations during the past 30 years," said Goldman.
Microsoft Azure and Johns Hopkins Medicine have partnered to accelerate precision medicine
Microsoft Azure and Johns Hopkins Medicine partnered to leverage Microsoft's AI and analytics tools to facilitate precision medicine breakthroughs.
7 parenting mistakes that prevent kids from learning healthy ways to cope with their feelings
Hiding your own emotions to spare your child worry or pain can actually stifle their ability to learn healthy emotional coping skills.
Twitch will make 80% of its 2020 revenue from subscriptions, according to a Wall Street analyst. Here's how much money 8 of its top streamers make every month from subscribers.
Business Insider estimated how much subscription revenue creators generate on Twitch based on data compiled by the analytics site TwitchTracker.
People are scrambling to buy these $10 disposable urinal bag packs on Amazon that you can pee into to avoid public restrooms during the pandemic
Search for TravelJohn's urinal bags on Amazon increased five times between May 2 and June 6, and sales for its solid waste bags have also multiplied.
White House press secretary says Trump's racist 'kung flu' comment was 'linking' the coronavirus 'to its place of origin'
Trump's top aide Kellyanne Conway condemned the term "kung flu" as "highly offensive" and "wrong" in March.
Valentino sues NYC landlord to exit 15-year Fifth Avenue store lease, alleging that the once prestigious shopping area is no longer 'workable' as a luxury shopping destination
Valentino is the latest retailer to sue its landlord in order to terminate an expensive lease in central Manhattan.
Airbus just trucked its final A380 fuselage through a small French village as the world's largest airliner is killed off
Production of the Airbus A380 is expected to end in 2021 as demand for the world's largest passenger jet dried up even before the pandemic.
The head of Snapchat's news division has left the company
Xana O'Neill was in charge of Snapchat's original news shows and its partnerships with news outlets on its Discover platform.
Driving a convertible during the COVID-19 pandemic 'doesn't present any great risks'
The important thing here is to make sure the inside of the car hasn't been exposed to the virus.
Airmen in Alaska put together the first bombs for the base's new F-35 fighters
The base started receiving its F-35s earlier this year, and the munitions are what prepare the stealth fighters for combat operations.
DoNotPay, the startup that uses a chatbot to fight parking tickets and get rent extensions, raised $12 million amid surging demand during the coronavirus-led economic downturn
The Series A funding is from existing investors Coatue, Andreessen Horowitz, and Founders Fund. DoNotPay is now valued at $80 million.
The US life insurance industry lost $50 billion in the first quarter of 2020, but the cheapest type of life insurance should also be the least affected
Anyone looking for whole life insurance, annuities, or similar products might find prices going up. Term life, however, shouldn't be affected.
These are the hottest fintech startups and companies in the world
Business Insider Intelligence has put together the following list of 10 Up and Coming Fintechs for 2019.
3 ways to improve your memory, according to a self-described brain coach
Forgetfulness can have a real cost in your daily life and your business, so it's worth it to strengthen your memory.
$6.2 billion AI startup Databricks, which is rolling out a new strategy this week, has a stockpile of more than $500 million to ride through the recession to an IPO thanks to CEO's 'sky is falling' paranoia
Databricks raised $897 million—including two rounds less than six months apart—because CEO Ali Ghodsi was obsessed with 'sky is falling' scenarios.