Injecting funds into strategic industries such as alternative energy has given China a massive leg up on the international competition, but domestic experts say cracks may be showing.
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TikTok ‘last frontier’ in the war between Beijing and Washington
The clash was triggered by the threat to ban the platform voted by the US House of Representatives. In response, the Chinese authorities have promised to defend its interests. American public opinion …
Building on 5G network and services innovation will drive future growth, say operators
Huawei’s pre-show industry forum at MWC2024 in Barcelona, under the banner of the 5G Beyond Growth Summit, provided a platform for key executives from the ICT industry to share their experiences of 5G …
Big Tech’s trouble in China: New ‘work secrets’ law could force tough choices
A new law will require business entities in China to identify and disclose to the government “work secrets,” or non-classified information that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) deems relevant to …
China Eyes Greater Market Oversight to Boost Investor Confidence
China’s markets regulator vowed to tighten listing requirements onshore and beef up checks on publicly traded firms, in its latest effort to inject confidence into the nation’s $9.2 trillion stock …
Covid-19 lab leak ‘most likely’ cause of the global pandemic, new study shows
Others believe it leaked, accidentally or otherwise, from a laboratory – namely the Wuhan Institute of Virology, also in China. Now, scientists in Australia suggest that Covid-19 is more likely to …
S&P puts property giant China Vanke on downgrade warning
There was more bad news for the Chinese property sector on Friday, as credit rating agency S&P Global put one of the country’s biggest developers, China Vanke , on a downgrade warning.
China Feb new bank loans dip more than expected, lending growth at record low
New bank lending in China fell more than expected in February from a record high the previous month, even as the central bank seeks to spur sluggish economic growth and fight deflationary …
Crypto wants the Senate. It’s getting there.
The crypto super groups, consisting of the PACs Fairshake … expanding paid family and medical leave and implementing universal pre-K. Vance’s China plan — Sen. J.D. Vance has a new bill that would …
China’s Defense of TikTok Hit With X Community Note
Beijing has blasted the congressional push to separate TikTok from ByteDance, despite the fact TikTok—like X—is blocked within China.
China’s ‘broker butcher’ vows to tighten IPO rules, curb excesses to sustain rebound in US$9.2 trillion stock market
China’s new boss at the CSRC is living up to his tough reputation, this time with warnings on IPO market behaviour Listing committee members have ‘life-long’ responsibility for any malfeasance, …
China’s Struggling IPO Market Gets More Bad News
China will ramp up scrutiny of companies hoping to sell shares, putting more pressure on [the country’s moribund initial public offering market]( …
China’s richest man is under fire over conspiracy theories that say he’s secretly promoting Japan
Zhong Shanshan, the owner of bottled water company Nongfu Spring, is accused of subtly planting Japanese themes into his firm’s product marketing.
