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China, Venezuela upgrade ties to ‘all-weather strategic partnership’ -state media
China and Venezuela will elevate their ties to an “all weather strategic partnership”, Chinese state media citied President Xi Jinping as saying in a meeting with Venezuela’s president on Wednesday. China is willing to consolidate…
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Iron ore fell for the first time this week as a lull in China’s property sector persists, with fresh data showing a recent spurt in home sales in its capital losing momentum.
China hits out at US tech curbs in call for new cyber rules order at UN
Beijing outlines proposal to overhaul United Nations to give greater voice to developing countries Japan also urged to accept international oversight of Fukushima water release China has hit out at US …
Renault, Stellantis Could Benefit From Possible EU China Tariffs; BMW, Mercedes Victims
Renault and Stellantis would gain if the EU imposed tariffs on Chinese electric car imports, but BMW and Mercedes might suffer, according to a Bernstein report.
Apple iPhone Event Sized Up By 7 Analysts: ‘Brand Trumps Products,’ But China, Upgrade Concerns Remain
Technology giant Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) unveiled the highly anticipated iPhone 15 and several other product updates at its Wonderlust event on Tuesday.
China Clarifies That Foreign Phone Brands Has Not Been Banned
stated during a regular press briefing that China had not issued any laws, regulations, or policy documents forbidding the purchase and use of foreign brand phones like Apple’s. She highlighted that the Chinese government treats…
Rockefeller’s Ruchir Sharma: To completely disengage from China could be a ‘bit risky’
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There is no official iPhone 15 sales ban in China, regulator confirms
A week after drama started surrounding a rumored iPhone sales ban in China, the country has now made an official statement denying that there is one in place — but device security may be an…
How China hopes to secure its supply chain for critical minerals
China is building up domestic production of ultra-pure quartz, which is currently produced predominantly in North Carolina.
Apple has a big China problem that’s 22 years in the making
Apple has become dependent on China’s economy and manufacturing, and that’s starting to cause problems even though the company was warned nearly 10 years ago.
China says it hasn’t banned iPhones or foreign devices for government staff
The Chinese government has not instituted any formal guidance or regulation barring the use of foreign iPhones, despite media reports, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson said.
China Flags ‘Security Incidents’ With Apple’s iPhones
China flagged security problems with iPhones but said purchases won’t be barred, after news reports of restricted use of Apple products.
