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China based Autozi prices its IPO at $4 per share
China-based automotive service provider Autozi Internet Technology (AZI) on Tuesday priced its initial public offering of 2.5M Class A shares at $4 per share for gross proceeds of $10M. The shares …
Washington’s Top Pacific Commander Hints at Escalation With Beijing as Philippines Stands Its Ground in South China Sea
In what may not have been coincidental, the White House national security advisor, Jake Sullivan, showed up in Beijing on his first visit during the Biden administration. The atmosphere, in public, was totally cordial. Mr.…
China Set to Cut Off US Military From Key Mineral as America’s Own Reserves Remain Buried Under Red Tape
China is responsible for just under 50% of the world’s antimony production, and it is also the source of 63% of the U.S.’ current antimony imports, according to the Center for Strategic and …
Taiwan wants to go all-in on new submarines to keep China’s navy at bay and pour billions into a big batch before the first sub is even combat-ready
Taiwan hopes to employ its fleet to deter an increasingly aggressive China. Taiwan is pushing forward its plans to build a new submarine fleet to deter China, with seven vessels planned over the next …
China hosts international counter-terrorism forum with a focus on unmanned technology
The Great Wall-2024 International Forum on Counter-terrorism kicked off in Beijing on Tuesday with a focus on unmanned technology in combating terrorism. The forum has been widely praised by …
China hosts international counter-terrorism forum with a focus on unmanned technology
The Great Wall-2024 International Forum on Counter-terrorism kicked off in Beijing on Tuesday with a focus on unmanned technology in combating terrorism. The forum has been widely praised by …
Technology to boost e-commerce role in China-Africa trade
China’s leading social media and online payment platform, WeChat Pay, is set to launch in Kenya, in a move that will free traders from the need to buy dollars to settle transactions directly with …
China’s Xpeng prices its first budget EV from $16,813
BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng priced the first model of its budget sub-brand MONA from $16,813 on Tuesday, wedging into the mainstream but highly competitive segment of the …
China’s Sky-High Ambitions: Boosting the Low-Altitude Economy
China’s burgeoning low-altitude economy, encompassing manned and unmanned aviation services at lower elevations, is drawing investor interest. Plans include small-scale deliveries, air taxis, and transport services,
National security adviser Jake Sullivan in Beijing for talks with top Chinese officials
U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan is meeting with top Chinese officials in Beijing Tuesday. After arriving, Sullivan spoke with Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi. It’s the fourth time the two have met since President…
Beijing decries Ottawa’s tariffs on EVs, steel, aluminium
Several Chinese government departments on Tuesday blasted Canada’s announcement of additional tariffs and other restrictive measures against Chinese products, including electric vehicles (EVs), saying Canada’s move is typical protectionism and urged Ottawa …
Nvidia has lots of questions to answer in this week’s earnings call on product delays, competition, and China
As rivals increase their spending on AI computing, Nvidia will likely face questions on Wednesday’s earnings call about its Blackwell-chip rollout.
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