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U.S. to investigate national security risks posed by Chinese connected vehicle technology
China-made smart cars draw scrutiny; IRS targets rich ‘non-filers’; Oprah exiting WW
The probe could lead to new regulations aimed at preventing China from using sophisticated technology in electric cars and other so-called connected vehicles to track drivers and their personal …
US Opens Probe Into Chinese Smart Cars, Auto Technology on National Security Concerns
The Biden administration said the Commerce Department will launch an investigation into connected vehicles made with Chinese technology that may be able to access sensitive data, citing national …
FOCUS | China’s Hengqin lifts tariffs for most imports from Macao
The island of Hengqin in south China Guangdong Province started a new customs operation on Friday that allows most goods to be moved there tax-free fr …
China Banks Approve $28 Billion Loans for Ailing Property Market
China’s housing ministry said more than 200 billion yuan ($28 billion) of bank loans have been approved for property projects, the latest indication that lenders are heeding the government’s push to …
How China can rescue itself and restore confidence, according to a UBS economist
“Its success will depend on timely action, policy co-ordination and political will,” UBS’ chief China economist Tao Wang wrote for Financial Times.
What’s Wrong With China’s Economy, in Eight Charts
China’s economy is at a turning point. An old economic model underpinned by heavy investment in infrastructure and real estate is crumbling. Growth is slowing and prices are falling, raising the …
China’s int’l trade in goods, services hits 4.23 trillion yuan
[Photo/Xinhua] China’s international trade in goods and services totaled 4.23 trillion yuan (or 596.09 billion U.S. dollars) in January, up 23 percent year on year, official data showed Thursday.
China’s Hengqin lifts tariffs for most imports from Macao
Under the new mechanism, tariffs will be generally lifted for goods entering Hengqin from Macao, while goods moving from Hengqin to the Chinese mainland will now be subject to import duties, if they …
LVMH Doesn’t Have the Luxury of Pulling Back From China
Bernard Arnault has made a habit of convening his inner circle at the headquarters of his luxury empire on the Avenue Montaigne for detailed briefings on a key topic: China.A former economic adviser …
China’s factory activity shrinks for 5th month, raises pressure for more stimulus
China’s manufacturing activity in February shrank for a fifth straight month, an official survey showed on Friday, raising pressure on Beijing to roll out more stimulus measures as the parliament …
Hong Kong property curbs scrapped, Taylor Swift deal questioned, China’s durian king: SCMP’s 7 highlights of the week
From property curbs in Hong Kong being scrapped to the intensifying durian market in China, here are a few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.
Ericsson ‘optimistic’ about telecoms’ future in China
BARCELONA, Spain — The telecommunications industry has a bright future in China as operators continue to provide top 5G coverage while leveraging the huge potential of the domestic market, Ericsson’s …
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