In addition to the lower cost and advanced technology of made-in-China cars, the country has also come to dominate the EV supply chain in ways that will make it difficult for manufacturers elsewhere …
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US draft bill targets Beijing’s AI rise with mandate to name China’s tech leaders
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ASML Halts Chip-Making Machine Shipment To China Over US Request
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China Fires Official After Controversial New Gaming Laws
China removes an official from office who played a role in the country’s newest gaming laws, which had major financial ramifications.
China Halts Deal with Argentina Worth $6.5 Billion
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The first made-in-China cruise ship was made mostly with foreign technology
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China Raises Crypto-Led Corruption Concerns in New Bribery Cases
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The US beat out China as South Korea’s top export market for the first time in 2 decades
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