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Walmart exits JD.com to focus on its own China business
Walmart (NYSE:WMT) has disposed its near 10% stake in JD.com (NASDAQ:JD), it disclosed in an exchange filing, sending the Hong-Kong listed shares of the Chinese e-commerce firm down 9.6% on Wednesday.
China has cut new coal power plant permits by nearly 80%, Greenpeace says
Analysts at the Helsinki-based Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air believe China’s carbon emissions may have peaked in 2023. They report emissions fell 1% year-on-year in the second quarter of …
China’s new rules are worrying insiders about how far Beijing will go on controlling critical metals
New export controls have shaken the critical minerals industry. Insiders are worried that Beijing will leverage its global supply chain dominance in unprecedented ways.
Beijing declares US has no authority in South China Sea conflicts
China warned the United States that it has “no right to intervene” in its maritime disputes with the Philippines
Black Myth: Wukong – A Cultural Game Changer from China
Wukong’, a video game adaptation of the Ming dynasty epic ‘Journey to the West’, to promote Chinese culture globally. The game, featuring the mythological monkey king Sun Wukong, garnered huge popularity and is expected to…
How China and Japan’s brotherhood of steel – forged by Deng Xiaoping – ultimately corroded
With a lengthy joint venture in steel between China and Japan coming to an end, analysts reflect on its broader meaning in the context of the two countries’ new roles in the global economy.
Walmart’s $3.6 Billion JD.com Sale Fuels China Tech Slump
Walmart Inc. is raising about $3.6 billion by selling its stake in Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com Inc., winding down an eight-year partnership that appears to be paying diminishing returns amid a …
Suspension of Beijing Laboratory lifted by WADA
Beijing’s Anti-Doping Laboratory has had its suspension lifted by the World Anti-Doping Agency, the organisation announced today. The facility in
Taiwan July export orders beat forecasts on AI chip demand; orders from China flat
Taiwan’s export orders rose more than expected in July as demand for chips used in artificial intelligence applications continued to soar and the government said it expects the momentum to extend into August.
Indonesia searches for ways to balance domestic industries with surging Chinese imports
A flood of Chinese products into Indonesia has hit local manufacturers hard, prompting the government to look for ways to placate domestic producers while avoiding angering the country’s biggest …
China’s summer durian market heats up as Thailand, Vietnam vie for top spot
Thailand has raised its share of China’s fresh durian supply considerably, putting it in an advantageous position as countries scramble to win a stake in the world’s largest market for the fruit.
China’s antimony export controls rattle the tungsten industry
New export controls have shaken the critical minerals industry. Insiders are worried that Beijing will leverage its global supply chain dominance in unprecedented ways.
