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US-China battle over Huawei comes to head at tech show
Formerly known as Mobile World Congress, the show is a key forum for lobbying and deal-making that’s expected to draw 100,000 visitors. Article Continued Below “The geopolitical tensions between the U … ( read original…
Stocks surge on U.S. decision to postpone China tariff hike
The Shanghai Composite index rose 5.6 per cent to an eight-month high. Trump’s decision was a “positive signal,” said the vice-president of the U.S.-China Business Council, Jake Parker. The decision ” … ( read original…
U.S.-China battle over Huawei comes to head at Mobile World Congress
Chinese tech company Huawei takes centre stage Monday at the world’s biggest mobile industry trade fair, as it wages a geopolitical battle with the U.S. government over its role in next-generation tel… ( read original…
China’s technology challenge is bigger than just Huawei, British spymaster says
LONDON (Reuters) – The West needs to understand that the challenge of China’s technological revolution runs much deeper than Huawei’s row with the United States over intellectual property theft and st… ( read original story…
Smartphone vendors see opportunity in sub-brands and overseas market
[Photo/VCG] Sub-brands from China’s top smartphone vendors, as well as their overseas endeavors, are highlights among the country’s fierce competition in recent years, according to a report by Interna… ( read original story …)
Was pro-Huawei news conference independent, or evidence of Beijing’s covert campaign to influence Canadians?
The chief financial officer of Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei had barely been arrested last December — triggering a diplomatic scrap of historic scale between China and Canada — when an obscu… ( read original story…
China orders banks, insurers to sharply step up lending to private firms
SINGAPORE (Reuters) – China’s banking and insurance regulator said on Monday it had told all of the country’s banks to sharply increase lending to private companies, as policymakers step up … ( read original story…
Chinese brands ponder catchy names
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Moscow And Beijing Discuss Natural Gas Megaproject
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Little change seen in China’s outbound property investment in 2019-consultancy
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Trump extends China tariff deadline, cites progress in talks
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