The former president told Fox News that China had “destroyed the world” by causing the coronavirus pandemic, estimating that it had led to $60 trillion in damage.
Monthly Archives For December 2021
Why U.S. companies keep caving to China
The Chinese government increasingly is using its economic weight to reshape global behavior and strengthen its own authoritarianism. And democratic governments have left companies to fend for …
Himax Technologies, Inc. to Attend Credit Suisse 2022 Greater China Technology and Internet Virtual Conference from January 5 – 7, 2022
Himax Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: HIMX) (“Himax” or “Company”), a leading supplier and fabless manufacturer of display drivers and other semiconductor products, today announced that the Company will …
Australia taps Indonesia for urea amid AdBlue crisis as China export embargo hits national supplies
Shortages of a urea-based fluid modern diesel engines need to function have threatened to cripple Australia’s supply chains and distribution networks The country is suffering a worrying shortage of …
China approves Brazil meats’ sanitary system; Beijing increases tariffs on pork imports
The reopening of the Chinese market for Brazilian beef did not stem from technical or communications issues, and the good relationship between the two countries will continue to prosper, reach the pre …
China cracks down on livestreamers amid retail boom
Beijing/Shanghai — China’s “common prosperity” crackdown has turned a harsh spotlight on the country’s huge livestream e-commerce business — underlining the fragility of a surging sales channel that …
China brands the West ‘irresponsible’ for ‘interfering’ in Hong Kong
Western allies condemned the ‘patriots only’ elections in Hong Kong voicing ‘grave concern’ at the ‘erosion of democratic elements’ …
US-delisted China Mobile eyes $7.6B Shanghai IPO
China Mobile is aiming to raise 48.7 billion yuan ($7.64 billion) in a Shanghai share listing, documents filed Tuesday showed, after the telecoms giant …
China Mobile set to raise US$8.78 billion in Shanghai IPO to complete world’s second-biggest stock offering
Many Chinese companies seeking secondary listings have priced their stocks at significant premium to their Hong Kong-listed shares, a pre-existing condition primarily due to the limited access by …
World number three Kihira to miss Beijing Olympics – reports
Japanese figure skater Rika Kihira will miss the Beijing Olympics after being forced to pull out of the national championships with an ankle injury, local media reported on Tuesday.
Viya, China’s Most Popular Influencer, Fined $210 Million for Tax Evasion
Huang Wei—also known as Viya—was ordered to pay 1.34 billion yuan as China steps up on its crackdown on online influencers.
China ‘livestream queen’ accounts disappear after record fine
The social media accounts of an influencer known as China’s ‘livestreaming queen’ disappeared on Tuesday, after she was ordered to pay a record $200 million fine for tax evasion.
China Influencer Crackdown Exposes Loophole Used to Hide Wealth
An intensifying crackdown in China on the country’s ballooning live-streaming industry is exposing the loophole that had allowed online influencers to dodge millions of dollars in taxes.
