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East China’s Jiangsu Province, a leading ship exporter of the country, exported various types of ships worth a total of 60.76 billion yuan (about 8.56 billion U.S. dollars) from January to November …
Tencent, NetEase Bounce Back After Beijing Softens Gaming Stance
Tencent Holdings Ltd. leapt almost 4% after Beijing signaled a willingness to soften proposed gaming restrictions, reassuring investors bracing for renewed curbs on the world’s largest mobile arena.
China warns ‘military fans’ they could face prison for posting photos online
In the age of open-source intelligence, one main way for Western experts to keep tabs on the Chinese military is by analyzing photos of new People’s Liberation Army equipment posted online by amateur …
The 21-year-old ‘retiree’ who left China’s rat race for life in the rural mountains
Perched up against the edge of a cliff in China’s southwest Guizhou province is the bamboo shack 21-year-old “retiree” Liu Youwen built from scratch.
Victim? Villain? Huawei finds itself trapped in US-China dispute
Judging which of these wholly incompatible versions is the real Huawei — which means judging whether its equipment can be used to spy or threaten a national communications network — is beyond the …
Will China’s Crackdown on Tech Continue?
Chinese video gaming stocks remain weak following their plunge last Friday after China’s gaming regulator published draft rules designed to restrict practices that encourage video game players to …
China Sanctions US Firm, Two Researchers Over Xinjiang Work
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Hopes for a rebound in China’s property market have been driving up the price of iron ore
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China’s WeRide to test robot buses in Singapore
Chinese autonomous vehicle firm WeRide has been granted test licenses for robot buses in Singapore, part of an ambitious expansion plan to bring driverless buses to major metropolises around the world …
‘Get bolder please’: economic powerhouse all out to lift exporter initiative amid Beijing’s urge for bigger responsibilities
Exporters in Zhejiang province have been told to aim high in 2024 with their growth targets to help China’s economic recovery But experts warn despite local government assistance, some ‘structural or political’ obstacles to foreign…
Hubble Telescope sees a bright ‘snowball’ of stars in the Milky Way’s neighbor (image)
The space telescope imaged a globular cluster located in the Milky Way satellite galaxy named the Large Magellanic Cloud, ensuring a starry white Christmas for space fans.
Oklahoma OL Josh Aisosa Sees Immediate Opportunities, But Will ‘Trust the Process’
Having patience and working hard early will be the key, but with a revamped offensive line, the Sooners’ freshman from Edmond has designs on playing in 2024.
