BEIJING (Reuters) – Taiwan’s Foxconn plans to invest 1 billion yuan ($137.5 million)to construct a new business headquarters in Zhengzhou, China, according to a statement on Wednesday.
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Foxconn to Invest 1 Billion Yuan for New Business Headquarters in China
Foxconn to invest 1 bln yuan for new business headquarters in China
Taiwan’s Foxconn plans to invest 1 billion yuan ($137.5 million)to construct a new business headquarters in Zhengzhou, China, according to a statement on Wednesday.
Hamas and Fatah sign agreement in Beijing
Senior officials of more than a dozen Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Fatah, signed a unity agreement in China Tuesday to form a government together.
China investment banking fees hit by 33% drop in H1
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Nippon Steel to dissolve JV with China’s Baoshan after 20 years
Nippon Steel will dissolve its joint venture with China’s Baoshan Iron & Steel, it said on Tuesday, ending two decades of cooperation when their existing shareholders’ agreement expires at the end of …
What Palestinians Agreed to in China and Why It Matters
A former PA negotiator told Newsweek that China “is trying to position itself as a major political player in the region.” …
Exclusive: Nvidia clears Samsung’s HBM3 chips for use in China-market processor, sources say
Samsung Electronics’ fourth-generation high bandwidth memory or HBM3 chips have been cleared by Nvidia for use in its processors for the first time, three people briefed on the matter said.
China’s Threat to Ban Critical Mineral Exports Is Not a Bluff
The U.S. government and U.S. companies should recognize that China’s threat to ban exports of critical minerals is not a bluff—and take the threat seriously by stockpiling minerals, developing mineral supply chains excluding Chinese companies,…
Chinese self-driving start-ups pursue IPOs in Hong Kong as commercial roll-out gathers pace
Liu said. Since last year, Beijing’s green light for Chinese companies to go public overseas, combined with Hong Kong’s supportive Chapter 18C listing regime, have prompted more mainland tech …
China Squeezes Taiwan by Targeting Islands and Fishing Sites
Taiwanese fisherman Chen Zhi-rong says that for decades it was common to sail in waters that skirted the Chinese coastline. Since Beijing seized a boat and its crew for the first time in 17 years…
Collapse of China’s Real Estate: How State-Owned Banks and Government Policies Are Shaking Up Everything
However, primarily, real estate firms frequently face bankruptcy. In August 2023, Country Garden, known as China’s top real estate company in 2022, went bankrupt. At that time, Chinese media was …
Opinion | The Palestinian Authority and Hamas Strike a Deal in Beijing
The Palestinian Authority must rule Gaza after the war. The White House dismisses Israel’s protests that the PA supports terrorism and is too feeble to resist Hamas as domestic political pandering. The only way to…
China Expanding ‘Increasingly Brazen’ Influence Operations In The US And Beyond, Gov’t Report Warns
The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) efforts to accrue and exercise influence in foreign countries including the U.S. are becoming more …
