Seafood store workers transport newly-caught crabs in Nan’ao Shuangyong Pier in Shenzhen, South China’s Guangdong province, Feb 5, 2024. [Photo/Xinhua] …
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Alibaba’s Earnings Could Add to Worries Over China—or Keep the Rebound Going
Alibaba’s quarterly results, due Wednesday, come at a chaotic time, with Chinese markets in the midst of a volatile stretch because of continuing concerns about the health of the world’s …
Australian Yang Hengjun’s death sentence is a warning shot to anyone who wants to challenge China
including the handling of Covid-19. Yang had been detained almost a year earlier, after he arrived in China from the US, but before bilateral relations with Australia, though tense, had completely …
China denies cyberattacks, slams speculations in PH
China on Monday denied conducting cyberattacks on Philippine government websites, saying it does not allow such illegal activities. “The Chinese government all along firmly opposes and cracks down on …
Boldly going: China’s teleportation prowess comes under congressional panel’s scrutiny
A congressional panel is giving fresh scrutiny to China’s quest for teleportation technology, studying the communist country’s use of new quantum tools that can transfer information from one place to …
Marketmind: Does China’s bounce have legs?
A look at the day ahead in Asian markets. All eyes – not least those of policymakers in Beijing – will laser in on Chinese stocks on Wednesday to see if they can continue their…
China science, technology news summary — Feb. 6
BEIJING, Feb. 6 (Xinhua) — The following is a summary of published science and technology news of China.
Why Alibaba, PDD Holdings, and JD.com Were All Moving Higher Today
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Hyundai’s IPO Move: Banking on India’s Auto Boom to Replace China and Russia
World’s 3rd largest auto market with steep growth trendLarge-scale funding is required to secure a leading positionAn additional 1 trillion won for hydrogen and electric vehicle ecosystemIPO fund will …
China’s economy is at risk of a brutal ‘debt-deflation spiral’
Experts say policymakers in Beijing must intervene to prop up the economy and stabilize markets, and a policy error could make things worse.
China denies hacking Philippines websites
Based on the DICT investigation, the hackers were reportedly from China Unicom, a state-owned telecommunications firm. A cybersecurity center would prevent the occurrence of cybercrimes as the country …
China cyber spies hacked computers at Dutch defence ministry -report
Chinese state-backed cyber spies hacked into an internal computer network at the Dutch Ministry of Defence last year, intelligence agencies in the Netherlands said in a rare report published on …
