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Despite a recent rally, Chinese benchmarks have only just returned to levels from a decade ago, far trailing the gains of U.S. equities. A $10,000 investment in the CSI 300 (NYSEARCA: ASHR) ten years …
Photos of Beijing’s World Humanoid Robot Games show how a human touch is still needed
Humanoid robots raced and punched their way through three days of a multi-sport competition at the World Humanoid Robot Games, wrapping up Sunday in Beijing. But they also toppled, crashed and …
German foreign minister criticises ‘aggressive’ China ahead of trip to Japan
Germany’s foreign minister on Sunday criticised what he called the “aggressive behaviour” of China in the Taiwan Strait ahead of a trip to Japan and Indonesia, and stressed the need to strengthen …
Breakneck — why China’s engineers beat America’s lawyers
Dan Wang’s compelling and provocative book explores both the merits and the madness of China’s engineering state. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China’s $11 Trillion Stock Market Is A Headache For Both Xi And Trump
A $10,000 investment in the S&P 500 Index a decade ago would now have more than tripled in value, while the same amount in China’s CSI 300 benchmark would’ve added just around $3,000.
Cryptocurrency: America rushes in where India, China fear to tread
On the other side stand China and India, unlikely fellows whose shared suspicion of borderless money has inspired a twin assault on private crypto-currencies. Whether laissez-faire zeal or dirigiste …
China mandates more domestic AI chips for data centres to cut reliance on Nvidia
In 2023 and 2024, more than 500 new data centre projects were announced across the country, in places such as Inner Mongolia and Guangdong.
China steps up tax crackdown on overseas investments
Wealthy individuals are rethinking trading strategy as Beijing tries to fill its coffers to counter economic pressure …
China’s entrepreneurial spirit is under immense strain
The next phase will demand exactly what China’s private entrepreneurs have long supplied — relentless innovation, unyielding drive and an ability to spot and seize emerging markets. Chinese …
How The Peninsula Hong Kong is trying to stay competitive against Shenzhen rivals
The luxury hotels’s premium catering and retail offerings are crucial in a difficult operating environment, CEO Benjamin Vuchot says.
China’s $11 trillion stock market is a headache for both Xi, Trump
Even after a recent rally, Chinese indexes have only just returned to levels seen in the aftermath of a dramatic bubble burst a decade ago …
How Chinese brands are moving from cheap knock-offs to global luxury contenders
Long gone are the days when “Made in China” was synonymous with cheap tat and shoddy knock-offs. Now, Chinese retail brands are on the verge of global credibility. Crowds lined up at the Iconsiam …
