An escalation of conflict between the U.S. and China government can hurt business on both sides, says Tian Hou of T.H. Capital. Instead of banning usage of WeChat, she argues that setting a privacy ……
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HSBC Shares Fall to 25-Year Low on China Fears, Banks Report
HSBC Holdings Plc slumped below its financial crisis low set more than a decade ago as pressures mount on several fronts, including a potential threat to its China expansion plans and increased … ( read…
China needs first mover advantage in digital currency race – PBOC magazine
China needs to become the first nation to issue a digital currency in its push to internationalise the yuan and reduce its dependence on the global dollar payment system, a commentary published by the ……
Jack Ma’s Ant to Lift IPO Funding Target to $35 Billion
Jack Ma’s Ant Group is seeking to raise at least $35 billion in its initial public offering after assessing early investor interest, people familiar with the matter said, putting the Chinese fintech … ( read…
Small investors likely to steer clear of Star Market ETFs as bubble concerns grip China’s Nasdaq
Individual investors ignore the upcoming sales of ETFs linked to the Star Market 50 index as they are wary of the excessive valuation and wild swings. ( read original story …)
China releases details on its own blacklist, raising uncertainty for foreign businesses
We hope significant restraint is exercised in utilization of the list,” the U.S.-China Business Council said in a statement. “Companies increasingly feel squeezed between the US and Chinese … ( read original story …)
TikTok user data still accessible from Beijing, Australian think tank says
It is deeply concerning because there are national security laws in place in China that “effectively remove any firewall” between the Chinese state and that TikTok user data, says Fergus Ryan, analyst … ( read…
Beijing ramps up scrutiny of cross-border data flows
The new Beijing free trade zone will test data localization law enforcement using an intelligent platform to assess the risk of cross-border data flows. ( read original story …)
We don’t know where the next flare-up in U.S.-China ties will be: Mizuho
Vishnu Varathan of Mizuho Bank talks to “Squawk Box Asia” about the downside risks to Asia’s economic growth. He points out the fragility of U.S.-China relations as one of the factors, but provides … (…
Reporter says China threatened to detain his Australian daughter
Two weeks ago reporters for the state-funded ABC and The Australian Financial Review newspaper became the last two Australian journalists working for Australian media to leave China due to threats of … ( read original…
HSBC Shares Hit 25-year Low On Report Of China ‘Unreliable List’
Shares in banking giant HSBC plunged to a 25-year low Monday on fears it could be added to a Chinese list of firms deemed a threat to national security and following news it had been…
Taiwan Military Says It Has Right to Counter Attack Amid China Threats
Taiwan said on Monday its armed forces have the right to self-defence and counter attack amid “harassment and threats”, in an apparent warning to China, which last week sent numerous jets across the … (…
ByteDance says it will own 80% of TikTok U.S. firm, contradicts Trump’s claims deal has ‘nothing to do with China’
ByteDance said on Monday it was not giving up control of TikTok in the U.S. and said a claim that the U.S. Treasury would get $5 billion in taxes was just a “forecast” and would…
