MANILA, Philippines — For years, Filipino freelancers have built global careers from home—designing, coding, editing and strategizing for clients halfway across the world. Yet one of the biggest pain ...

With just a few days left until Christmas, the holiday rush is in full swing. From finding the most meaningful gifts to planning reunions and mapping out your itinerary for your much-awaited holiday ...

The former chief executive of Nexperia, a Dutch chipmaker, said Dutch officials had known for years that the company’s Chinese owner sought to move its technology to China. By Mara Hvistendahl and Joy ...

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Jim Cramer, the renowned market commentator, expressed surprise over the lack of investor reaction to the new deal between Apple Inc. and Tencent. Cramer took to social media to question why Apple’s ...

On Friday, WeChat announced that its Mini Programs will support virtual payment functionality on iOS, with Apple reducing its commission rate to 15%. Previously, iOS Mini Programs faced long-standing ...

Apple is finally cashing in on one of the largest untapped markets in its App Store ecosystem. For years, WeChat's "mini" apps and games in China bypassed the App Store entirely, leaving Apple out of ...

Apple has reached a new agreement with Tencent that will allow the company to process payments and collect a 15% commission on purchases made inside WeChat mini games and mini apps on the iPhone, ...

After decades of complaints about it, Apple will finally get a commission from in-app purchases made from iPhone Games distributed via WeChat — the massive Chinese social media app owned by Tencent.

Update 9:34am PT: There is no direct deal between Apple and Tencent for the 15% commission rate on WeChat mini games and apps. Instead, Tencent is taking advantage of Apple’s new App Store Mini Apps ...

The penny appears to have run out of luck. McDonald's told CBS News that in some locations, customers paying with cash may no longer receive exact change because pennies are increasingly unavailable.

Cash appears to still be king among the UK’s savers with two-thirds of cash ISA savers saying they would not switch to a stocks and shares ISA even if the limit was reduced, according to new research.