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US soybean farmers await the possible end of the trade dispute between the US and China that would reopen China to their crop as they get ready for spring planting season. But some may have to deal with another problem: the Heterodera glycines, or soybean cyst nematode (SCN).

US chip giant Qualcomm said earlier this month that it was holding discussions with Honor when asked about whether it can ship chips to the latter.

US policy under Trump has tended to view international relations from a "win-lose" perspective; any initiative that favors a greater role for China in global trade and development is seen as automatically negative for the US.

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US-based PepsiCo will acquire the stake from minority shareholders of the HK-listed company and will become the second-largest shareholder behind Natural Food's founders who own 42 percent of the company. This investment signals PepsiCo's commitment to accelerate growth in this key market.

US first lady Melania Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's wife Akie Abe visit a primary school in Tokyo, Japan, Nov 6, 2017. [Photo/Xinhua]

US media reported on Saturday that the Trump administration "will be redirecting approximately million originally planned for the East Jerusalem Hospital Network. Those funds will go to high-priority projects elsewhere".

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URUMQI - Senior diplomats from the permanent missions of eight countries to the United Nations office in Geneva, Switzerland, visited the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region from Feb 16 to 19 at the invitation of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

US-based iRobot Corp, known primarily for its Roomba robot vacuum cleaners, plans to invest more in research and development in China, as it hopes to grow the market.

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US border officers detained more than 132,000 people crossing from Mexico in May, the highest level since 2006. Trump threatened to keep raising import duties on Mexican goods up to 25 percent unless Mexico acted to stem what he has called an "invasion."

US House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, interviewed on NBC's Meet the Press, expressed qualified support for Comey. Asked whether Comey was a man of integrity, the Republican speaker said: "As far as I know", but added that he did not know him well.