Led by Amazon and Google, U.S. firms spend $5 for every $1 by Chinese companies, PwC says.

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Expectation for de-escalating trade war at G-20 said to be low

Washington raises the stakes in a battle with Beijing over intellectual property.

US institution says Renmin punished students for supporting workers’ rights.

Stalled negotiations threaten to undermine meeting between Trump and Xi next month.

The two Asian powers signed agreements including $30 billion currency swap.

China says it's able to keep its yuan stable.

Projects range from energy and healthcare to finance and automobiles, the draft document showed.

Such reports were “evidence that the New York Times makes fake news”, she said, adding two suggestions that were apparently aimed at the Trump administration.