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Xi’s Leading China Toward Stagnation
China’s economic rise over the past two decades has been … He has been a reporter for Bloomberg News, Dow Jones, the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times and the Guardian. ( read original story…
It looks like China will beat the US Navy in the railgun race — here’s why it doesn’t actually matter
told Business Insider. The Chinese PLA is actively looking at the military applications of cutting-edge technology, including artificial intelligence and quantum computing. China actually launched the … ( read original story …)
China’s Autonomous Driving Technology Springs up with Kuandeng Technology Taking Important Positions with Its High-Precision Maps
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 12, 2019 /CNW/ — CES 2019 is still appealing and exciting, and Chinese companies are playing more and more important roles in it. Almost one-third of the exhibitors are from China. Es……
Starbucks will be the next US brand to warn of China trouble after Apple, Goldman Sachs says
Apple shares collapsed earlier this month after warning that iPhone sales would fall short because of weakness in the China economy. Starbucks will be next, according to Goldman Sachs. The firm downgr… ( read original…
Asian Development Bank chimes in with dire prediction for China’s 2019 economic growth if trade war deteriorates to worst-case scenario
The outcome of the ongoing US-China trade war will be critical to how China’s economy and those of other Asian nations perform this year, the Asian Development Bank’s president said. If relations were … (…
China sets the stage for a ‘bloody nose’ attack on US aircraft carriers, but it would backfire horribly
the director of the China Power Project noted to Business Insider that these commentators, mainly researchers, didn’t officially speak for China, but said they shouldn’t be totally ignored. A map that … ( read original…
North Korea’s Kim appears to have a big goal: Winning Belt and Road investments from Beijing
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s three-day meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing this week likely focused on a range of issues including economic ties, nuclear talks and the possibilit… ( read original…
US direct-to-consumer brands are eyeing China
China is emerging as the next playing field for direct-to-consumer startups. The footwear brand Rothy’s, which sells online and recently announced it made $140 million in revenue in 2018, built … ( read original story…
China broadcasts spacecraft pictures from moon’s far side
BEIJING — China on Friday broadcast pictures taken by its rover and … posing a challenge for controllers in plotting the rover’s future travels, the official Xinhua News Agency said. Among the imag… ( read…
China retailers slash iPhone prices after Apple sales warning
The discounting, as steep as $118 (92.50 pounds) for the recently launched 64GB iPhone XR, is the latest sign that Apple’s weak holiday sales in China may have extended to the current quarter. The pri……
China’s Wanda files for U.S. IPO of sports unit to raise up to $500 million: sources
HONG KONG/NEW YORK (Reuters) – Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda Group has filed confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering of its sports unit that could fetch up to $500 million, according to … ( read…
US, China leave next steps for trade talks unclear
“We can confidently say that enough progress was made that the discussions will continue at a higher level,” said Craig Allen, president of the U.S.-China Business Council. “That is very positive.” Ch… ( read original…
