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There's been no shortage of tough news for China's economy as some of the world's biggest brands consider or take action to shift manufacturing to friendlier shores at a time of unease about security controls, protectionism and wobbly relations between Beijing and Washington.

Apple again can sell the newest versions of Apple Watches after a late appeal temporarily blocked the U.S. International Trade Commission's import ban.

Two higher end models of the Apple Watch can go on sale again after a federal court temporarily lifted a sales halt ordered by the International Trade Commission over a patent dispute.

Apple on Thursday stopped online sales of two popular models of its internet-connected watch in the U.S. after losing its latest attempt to untangle a patent dispute that's blocking it from using some of the technology on the device.

Americans soon will have limited options if they want an Apple Watch.

Sen. Ron Wyden is urging the Justice Department to drop any policies preventing Apple and Google from revealing information on their users that foreign governments force the tech titans to share.

Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says he suffered a minor stroke while attending a business conference in Mexico City.

The U.S. International Trade Commission has issued an order that could lead to an import ban on Apple Watches.

Even though it defeated other tech companies in a lengthy antitrust lawsuit, Apple is asking the Supreme Court to further cement its victory.

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged top security officials of the ruling Communist Party this week to modernize the country's national security system and warned them to be ready for "worst-case" scenarios amid growing tensions with the United States.