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China has put one northern city in lockdown and launched citywide coronavirus testing in another, after two local infections involving workers at a port and trade zone respectively, authorities have … ( read original story…
US Curbs on China Tech Giants Likely to Remain
Biden Jr. will face when he takes office in January, the conflicts with China over technology and cybersecurity may be among the hardest to resolve. Disputes over Chinese access to U.S. technology and … (…
How China can dominate the future of plant-based meat production
The growth of plant-based meat presents a great opportunity for crop producers in Asia, especially China. A shift away from industrial animal agriculture could also help the country combat the threat … ( read original…
IPO in HK makes founder of mystery toymaker Pop Mart a billionaire
Pop Mart International, a trendy toy maker, saw its shares rise by as much as 100 percent during its debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange on Friday and catapulted its founder Wang Ning into…
China flight attendants may start wearing diapers as a COVID-19 precaution
Flight attendants on Chinese flights were advised to start wearing disposable diapers as a protective measure against COVID-19. ( read original story …)
Switzerland denies deal with China was threat to dissidents
Government says deal allowing Beijing officials to interrogate Chinese nationals was standard ‘technical arrangement’ … ( read original story …)
As China goes cashless, it’s the elderly who pay the price
Older people have struggled to adapt to living in a society where everything is increasingly done online – prompting the government to intervene to ensure they can still access essential services. ( read original story…
China reports 13 new COVID-19 cases
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Fiscal support to lift China’s growth efforts
Finance Minister says policies to boost R&D investment and tech innovation China will step up fiscal policy support to the new economic development pattern by being largely reliant on expanding … ( read original story…
Beijing making genetically enhanced troops, says US
China’s race to produce the super-soldier, a genetically perfected warrior aided by advanced bionic technologies, has caused alarm in the west.The concept of man and machine working more intimately … ( read original story …)
Can China Become Self-reliant in Semiconductors?
The U.S. added China’s biggest computer chipmaker SMIC to a blacklist of alleged Chinese military companies last week, a move that will further widen the gap between China’s chip technology and the … ( read…
Inside China Tech: tracing the historical roots of recent AI, moneylending innovations
Hello, this is Melissa Zhu from SCMP’s tech desk in Hong Kong with a round-up of our top stories in the world of China technology. This week, we look at how some recent innovations have…
