3D printed human organs. Genomic sequencing. These might seem to be natural topics of interest in a country determined to be the world’s leader in science and technology. But in China, where censors a… (…
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Deutsche Bank ready to help German companies’ China ambitions as trade war pushes Beijing closer to Europe, says Asia chief
Deutsche Bank said it is ready to support German companies’ growing ambitions in China. It expects German firms to increase their investments as the US-China trade war prompts Beijing to deepen its ti… ( read…
China’s $856 Billion Startup Juggernaut Is Getting Stuck
(Bloomberg Opinion) — If you’re impressed by Masayoshi Son’s $100 billion Vision Fund, China’s $856 billion in “guidance funds” will blow your mind. The country is quickly becoming a major player in … ( read…
Canada’s ambassador to China meets with second detained Canadian Michael Spavor
Canada’s ambassador to China has met with Michael Spavor … Global Affairs Canada spokesperson Richard Walker told Global News in an emailed statement. “Canadian consular officials continue … ( read original story …)
China says Canada’s Huawei arrest has ‘aroused public anger’
China blamed Canada for fanning public outrage by arresting Huawei Technologies Co. executive Meng Wanzhou earlier this month, as Beijing continued to ramp up pressure on the U.S. ally. “The Canadian … ( read original…
Telecom giants get 5G frequencies
China Unicom and China Telecom, as a key step aimed at speeding up the rollout of fifth-generation communication networks and further testing on new digital applications. “Specifying the designated fr… ( read original story …)
Security worries hobble ambitions of China tech giant Huawei
It has China’s biggest corporate research-and-development … That puts Huawei at the heart of strains over the ruling Communist Party’s technology aspirations, competition with Western economies … ( read original story …)
Marriott hack: What we know about China’s alleged involvement, and what it could mean
News of China’s involvement in the data breach came as Canadians who had stayed at Marriott International Inc. and Starwood Canada ULC hotels took legal action against the companies. ( read original story …)
China suspends tariff hikes on US cars, auto parts
The suspension is China’s first step in response to President Donald Trump’s Dec. 1 agreement to suspend U.S. tariff hikes for a similar 90-day period while the two sides negotiate over American compl… ( read…
Boeing opens first 737 plant in China amid U.S.-Sino trade war
ZHOUSHAN, China (Reuters) – Boeing Co opened its first 737 completion plant in China on Saturday, a strategic investment aimed at building a sales lead over arch-rival Airbus in one of the world’s top ……
TABLE-China property price changes in November
BEIJING, Dec 15 (Reuters) – Following is a breakdown of average new home price changes in major Chinese cities in November, announced by the National Bureau of Statistics on Saturday. Home price figur… ( read…
Detentions raise fears, cast doubt on China’s policies
The U.S. says China uses predatory tactics, including outright cybertheft and coercing U.S. and other foreign countries into handing over their technology as the price of admission to the Chinese … ( read original story…
China’s consumers, factories take a beating as economic gloom deepens
Over the weekend, China reported far softer than expected November exports and imports, reflecting slower global demand and waning domestic factory activity as profit margins narrow. With economic gro… ( read original story …)
