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America’s Cash for Clunkers Is Back—in China
China’s Top Chipmaker SMIC Sees Profit Margin Plummet To 15-Year Low Amid US Export Controls
China’s Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp has reported a significant drop in its profit margin, reaching its lowest level since 2009. The company expects further decline as it expands its …
PR executive reportedly departs China’s Baidu after comments glorifying overwork draw backlash
She also criticized an employee who refused to go on a 50-day business trip during the COVID-19 pandemic — a time when China severely restricted movement and required weeks of quarantine for travelers …
Even a State-Linked Giant Can’t Escape China’s Real-Estate Crisis
China Vanke’s Hong Kong-listed shares have lost two-thirds of their value over the past year. That is bad news for those hoping the worst is over for China’s real-estate market.
Seoul mulls joining AUKUS as Beijing protests
An involvement in AUKUS would entail “significant cost-sharing,” said James Przystup, senior fellow at Hudson Institute and Japan chair specializing alliance management in the Indo-Pacific. But both …
China’s push for greener aluminium hit by erratic rains, power cuts
Erratic rainfall in China’s southwest is frustrating a multibillion-dollar push to green an aluminium industry that accounts for almost 60% of global output and, by some estimates, emits more carbon …
European companies in China are under pressure from slower growth, overcapacity
European companies are finding it harder to make money in China as growth slows and overcapacity pressures increase, according to an annual business survey.
Why China’s tolerance for a cheaper currency may be temporary
Currency markets are reading subtle signals from Chinese authorities as an indication they are slowly nudging the yuan lower to regain export competitiveness, but analysts say protracted yuan …
South China Sea: Philippines sounds alarm about coral reef damage related to Beijing’s reclamation activities
Maritime assessment in March shows coral reefs on Pag-asa Island severely degraded, with debris around the area indicating the damage is man-made China’s reclamation activities and swarming of its maritime militia vessels are the biggest…
China’s economy is showing some strong signs of comeback
April’s export data from China surpassed expectations, signaling a potential revival in global trade after a sluggish 2023. This report highlight China’s …
European companies are less upbeat about China’s vast market as its economy slows
China is actively seeking foreign investment to boost its slowing growth, but that very sluggishness is weighing on company plans to grow their businesses in the world’s second largest economy, an …
In China, business sentiment plunges to ‘all-time low’, EU Chamber of Commerce finds
European firms have been revising expectations for the Chinese market while planning for a projected economic slowdown, further adding to China’s challenges and ‘setting a negative cycle in motion’.
China-developed text-to-video large AI model unveiled in Beijing
Vidu, a text-to-video large AI model capable of creating a 16-second, high-definition video in 1080p resolution with a single click, was unveiled in
