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The US government is investigating China’s breakthrough smartphone
The United States government is seeking more information about the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, a Chinese smartphone powered by an advanced chip.
China’s Shandong Province sets ambitious $20.5 billion metaverse goal by 2025
In a bold move, China’s Shandong province has released draft guidelines to boost its metaverse industry, targeting a market size of 150 billion yuan (US$20.5 billion) by 2025. The eastern Chinese …
China is considering a ban on clothes that ‘hurt the feelings of the Chinese people’
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Does Beijing care that China’s economy is stagnating?
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Chinese auto chipmaker raises over $1.8 billion as Beijing prepares new chip fund
Chinese auto chipmaker GTA Semiconductor recently completed a largely state-funded financing round worth over $1.8 billion, state-backed Securities Times reported on Wednesday, with the move described …
China ETFs in Better Shape on Property Support: Can the Rally Last?
The recent surge in Chinese stocks following the implementation of property support measures reflects both short-term optimism and cautious expectations about the sustainability of this positive trend.
China Establishes $41 Billion Fund to Boost Fab Tool Makers
China is gearing up to establish yet another investment fund to finance the development of its domestic semiconductor industry, according to Reuters. The new fund will have $40 billion to invest in …
