China has banned Chinese companies working on key infrastructure projects from buying products from US semiconductor manufacturer Micron, in a major escalation of an ongoing battle between the world’s …
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China imposes sales restrictions on Micron as it escalates tech battle with Washington
Syngenta’s IPO Seen as Key to Lure Foreigners to China’s Market
Syngenta Group’s planned 65 billion yuan ($9.26 billion) initial public offering, potentially the world’s biggest this year, is expected to boost foreign fund interest in China’s onshore equities …
China’s Micron ban revives US trade tensions, fuels Asian chip rally
Several Chinese and South Korean chipmaker stocks rallied on Monday after Beijing barred U.S. firm Micron Technology from selling memory chips to key domestic industries over security concerns, reviving Sino-U.
China’s power generation increases in April
State Grid employees check power lines in Yantai, Shandong province. [Photo by Tang Ke/For China Daily] BEIJING — Power generation from industrial enterprises, each with an annua
China approves two COVID-19 vaccines to counter dominant XBB variant: China’s top respiratory expert
China has approved two COVID-19 vaccines to counter the country’s currently dominant XBB mutated variant and the new vaccines will soon be released to the market, China’s top respiratory disease …
US and Papua New Guinea poised to sign defense pact as Washington, Beijing vie for influence in the Pacific
The United States and Papua New Guinea are poised to sign a new bilateral defense cooperation agreement – a move that has sparked controversy in the Pacific Island nation and comes as Washington and …
‘Uncle Roger’ jokes about China and censors don’t see the funny side
A Malaysian comedian has been banned from China’s Twitter-like social media platform, days after he published clips from a live show predicting his skits about Beijing’s heavily censored politics and Chinese leader Xi Jinping would…
G7 says “de-risking”, China hears “containment”
At the just-concluded conclave of the Group of Seven in Hiroshima, the world’s wealthiest democracies said they want to de-risk, not decouple, from China. Yet Beijing sees them hobbling its strategic industries and ramping up…
‘We are not decoupling’: G-7 leaders agree on approach to ‘de-risk’ from China
“We are not decoupling or turning inwards,” the G-7 said in a joint statement released over the weekend as leaders met in Hiroshima, Japan. “At the same time, we recognize that economic resilience requires de-risking…
Biden sees shift in ties with China ‘shortly’
U.S. President Joe Biden on Sunday said the Group of Seven nations had agreed a united approach to China that called for diversifying supply chains to reduce dependence on one country, and hinted that he…
Growth spurs mild China property uptrend
Though the volume of deals for residential properties during the five-day holiday was well behind the pre-pandemic levels, transactions in key cities for both new and existing homes saw double-digit …
Unified system puts focus on property tax
Property tax, the topic that has sparked countless debates and speculation in the past decade, has again raised eyebrows as China completed building a national and unified system for real estate …
China’s Banks Keep Lending Rates Unchanged After PBOC’s Hold
The one-year loan prime rate was maintained at 3.65%, the People’s Bank of China said Monday, in line with 16 of the 18 forecasts from economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The five-year rate, a reference …
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