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China will monitor people and goods entering the country for mpox for the next six months, a statement from its customs administration said on Friday, after the WHO said the virus was again a global…
China’s oil demand dips, ticks down as economic ebb eases fuel imports
Reduced economic activity and greater adoption of green energy has softened China’s oil imports, a change so significant it has altered projections for global energy purchases.
China-Based Autonomous Driving Company WeRide Looks To Raise $440M Via US IPO And Private Placement
China-based autonomous driving startup WeRide said on Friday that it is looking to raise up to $440 million in a U.S. initial public offering and subsequent private placement. What Happened: WeRide is …
China’s senior tourists could be a silver lining for travel firms
Travel companies are betting that Chinese tourism could return to its pre-pandemic boom days if they tweak tours to avoid steep hikes, add nurses and healthcare professionals to their staff and offer …
TikTok disputes US claims on China ties in court appeal
TikTok told a federal appeals court on Thursday that the U.S. Department of Justice has misstated the social media app’s ties to China, urging the court to overturn a law requiring China-based …
Tech war: China pumps up state subsidies for chip industry to counter US sanctions
Government subsidies granted to Huawei, SMIC, Naura Technology and other major chip players in China swelled in 2023, a Post analysis found Government subsidies received by leading players in China’s semiconductor industry – including foundries,
China e-commerce group JD.com beats profit forecasts in second quarter
Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com beat estimates for quarterly profit on Thursday, helped by a mid-year sales festival and aggressive price cuts that drove more cost-sensitive consumers to its platform.
Why Iran (and likely China) is for Harris and Russia and North Korea are for Trump
Who do foreign nations want to win the U.S. presidential election? China and Iran likely favor Kamala Harris. Russia and North Korea likely favor Donald Trump.
Saudi Aramco seeks to deepen ties with China in petrochemicals and low-carbon solutions
Apart from supporting China’s long-term energy security, Aramco is eyeing investment opportunities in the downstream sector, Mohammed Al Qahtani says.
US’ new missile outranges Beijing’s top weapon, could shift power in South China Sea
US Navy has fielded its newly developed AIM-174B missiles in the Indo-Pacific region. The missile outranges China’s PL-15 missile as it can attack 250 miles (400 km). The long-range weapon is expected …
China’s rhetoric turns dangerously real for Taiwanese
Calls to denounce “die hard” Taiwanese secessionists, a tipline to report them and punishments that could include the death penalty for “ringleaders” – Beijing’s familiar rhetoric against Taiwan is turning dangerously real.
‘I felt like a celebrity’: Personalized ads hit China metro stations as operators scramble for cash
Personalized ads are popping up across China subway stations as local government owners grappling with high debt and falling revenues try to raise revenue.
