A Hong Kong father and his teenage son, who were reported missing two weeks ago, were in Shenzhen before they returned home, the Post has learned. A source said on Monday that the pair were…
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Missing Hong Kong father, young son ‘were in Shenzhen, now back home’
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China-Linked Hackers Hit Southeast Asia Diplomats, Google Says
Diplomats in Southeast Asia were targeted in a cyber-espionage campaign earlier this year, likely waged in support of operations aligned with the strategic interests of China, according to Google.
Nvidia to report second quarter earnings, expecting $8 billion hit from China chip ban
Nvidia will close out Big Tech’s earnings season when it reports its second quarter results after the bell on Wednesday. The report comes after a flurry of moves between the compa …
China Warns Against Nvidia H20 Chips: Here’s Why That Won’t Stop the AI Leader
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) received a shock on Friday after the Chinese government told its tech companies to stop using the company’s H20 chips. The Chinese government appeared to make this decision in …
The president threatened tariffs on China if they didn’t export magnets to the U.S.
Donald Trump claimed Monday that the use of magnets was part of a plot begun by the Chinese two decades ago. During an Oval Office meeting Monday with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, the…
Nvidia Faces New China Risks — Should Investors Stay the Course?
If you’re an Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) investor, then you’re familiar with the roller coaster that comes with Nvidia stock — the ups and downs as Washington and Beijing duke it out, …
Pakistan clears Rs100 billion Chinese energy debt
Pakistan has decided to settle over Rs100 billion in dues owed to Chinese power plants ahead of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s upcoming visit to Beijing, reducing the country’s outstanding …
Investors Await Nvidia’s View on China Deal, Hints on AI Outlook — Earnings Preview
— Investors will be paying close attention to what Chief Executive Jensen Huang says about demand in the current AI market. His comments could impact how technology stocks as a whole fare this week …
GWM Brazil Plant Opens: A ‘China’s Export Brand Model’ Restructuring Global Automotive Manufacturing Ecology
IRACEMÁPOLIS, Brazil, August 25, 2025 (EZ Newswire) — The new manufacturing base officially launched by GWM in Iracemápolis, Brazil, is not only another milestone in Chinese automotive brands’ “going …
China Renaissance Allocates $100M to BNB in Landmark Web3 Move with YZi Labs
As part of the agreement, China Renaissance will allocate approximately $100 million to BNB, becoming the first Hong Kong-listed company to explicitly include BNB as part of its proprietary digital …
Trump says he holds ‘incredible cards’ that could ‘destroy China’ but won’t play them yet
Trump said the United States and China would ultimately have “a great relationship,” even as he warned that he could “destroy China” with the “incredible cards” at his disposal while trade talks …
U.S-China trade war: Donald Trump sends stern message to Beijing – ‘give magnets or face 200% tariff’
Tensions between the world’s two biggest economies have been simmering this year, but have significantly cooled since April, when both countries slapped escalating tariffs on each other’s exports.
