A Technology sell-off, Evergrande’s five-month plunge and the education technology stock wreckage are forcing investors to raise their defences against China’s unrelenting regulatory clampdown.
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Belgium’s arrest of alleged Chinese chip-tech thief fuels European fear of Beijing
Belgium’s arrest of Chinese alleged chip-tech thief fuels European fear of Beijing
Beijing expands funding tools to support food security, rural modernization
Speech in China is in the deep freeze
China says it will pump $54 billion into banks and insurers — but their stocks still fell
Asia-Pacific Media Forum opens in Shenzhen, building a bridge of understanding and coexistence through media
Rare Beijing spy series highlights real-life intelligence drama with Taiwan
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No love for China stocks as sell-off unites UBS, BlackRock in rearguard action against Beijing policy and regulatory hawks
China jobs: inside the world’s biggest workforce
China has a workforce of close to 900 million people, of which 350 million are migrant workers and some 9 million are new graduates this year.
Early Crypto Mogul Says China Crackdown May Lead to Outright Ban
China’s crackdown on cryptocurrencies will probably intensify and may even lead to an outright ban on holding the tokens, according to Bobby Lee, one of the country’s first Bitcoin moguls.
Bitcoin ban in China on the cards
China’s crackdown on cryptocurrencies will probably intensify and may even lead to an outright ban on holding the tokens.
China-Listed Tutoring Firms Evaluate Impact From New Regulations
At least six mainland-listed companies made exchange filings Sunday on the impact from China’s sweeping rules on after-school tutoring, vowing compliance while evaluating possible adverse effects on …
Did China Mobile rumours lead Australia to make a wrong call over Digicel?
Canberra supports a plan to buy the phone carrier for US$1.1 billion, amid claims that Chinese ownership could facilitate spying by Beijing.
Beijing slams US before top diplomat’s key visit
State councillor and foreign minister Wang made the remarks at the third round of China-Pakistan foreign ministers’ strategic dialogue with counterpart Shah Mahmood Qureshi held in Chengdu, China’s …
Can the US Beat China in Medals Race at Olympics? China Takes Early Lead
The U.S. has gotten off to a shaky start, and the Chinese have excelled so far. China is expected to haul a heavy medal load in table tennis, diving and gymnastics.
‘Disturbing’ actions by China signal early stages of a cold war, economist Stephen Roach warns
Yale’s Stephen Roach, who served chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, believes Beijing’s crackdown against U.S.-listed China stocks have major market implications.
Fact check: China parenting policy says couples can have 3 children, up from 2
China announced an end to its one-child policy and will now allow couples to have three children. China’s decades-long child-limit restrictions on couples have generate …
Rescuing China’s Muzzled Past, One Footnote at a Time
In a two-volume tome, the independent historian Yu Ruxin explains the crucial role of the military in Mao’s stormy Cultural Revolution.
China plans to build the first ‘clean’ commercial nuclear reactor
Are you intrigued by the possibility of using nuclear reactors to curb emissions, but worried about their water use and long-term safety? There might be an impending solution. LiveSciencereports that …
China’s iron ore imports are boosting Australia’s economic recovery
Prior to the pandemic, Australia’s relationship with China was at times strained, but generally uneventful. Despite Beijing giving federal cabinet the silent treatment on multiple occasions, the flow …
