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Janet Yellen inadvertently ate hallucinogenic mushrooms in China – and started a trend
China New-Home Prices Drop at Faster Pace as Slowdown Worsens
China home prices dropped for a second month in July, a further sign of the deepening property slowdown that’s weighing on the world’s second-largest economy.
Yen treads on intervention zone; kiwi, Aussie dollars hit by China woes
The China gloom saw the Australian and New Zealand dollars … as they have been last year in their rhetoric against defending a weakening yen, with Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki saying on Tuesday …
Founder of Huobi crypto exchange thought to be tenant of new US$128 million mansion in Hong Kong’s Kowloon Tong
A 11,692 square feet house in Kerry Properties’ Mont Verra project in Beacon Hill has been leased to a person named Li Lin, public record shows Li Lin, founder of Huobi Global, sold all his…
Biden’s executive order on China shows why A.I. is so different from other technology
A.I. is creating new challenges for the U.S. effort to stop China’s military from obtaining advanced technology.
China adopts interim AI rule requiring technology to back the communist system
China on Tuesday implemented a new interim regulation requiring providers of artificial intelligence services to support the communist system and prevent the technology from subverting state power, according to the text of the administrative measure.
The urgency of the quantum computing race with China
Christopher Nolan’s summer blockbuster film Oppenheimer tells the story of the Manhattan Project director who raced to develop the world’s first atomic bomb before Nazi Germany could. J. Robert Oppenheimer successfully exploited the revolutionary discovery…
Army looks to de-tangle its networks to combat China’s ‘digitally native’ military
By year’s end, troops should be able to jump on a network from just about any location, an Army cyber leader said.
Analysis:China trust deficit: crisis spurs shadow banking policy response calls
Chinese fears of a spillover from missed payments on some shadow banking linked trust products and worsening consumer sentiment are expected to hasten a policy response to revive the country’s …
China central bank cuts key rate by most since 2020
China’s central bank unexpectedly reduced a key interest rate by the most since 2020 to bolster an economy that’s facing fresh risks from a worsening property slump. The yuan and bond yields slumped.
Japan business mood improves but China impact dims outlook – Reuters Tankan poll
Big Japanese manufacturers and service-sector firms signalled improved business morale in August, a monthly Reuters poll showed on Wednesday, reflecting a gradual economic recovery from COVID-induced …
This chart shows how exposed each of our 35 stocks is to China’s struggling economy
China’s long-awaited rebound from the Covid pandemic is floundering: On Tuesday, the country’s central bank unexpectedly cut interests in hopes of fixing a “confidence crisis” in the economy.
GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy says China can have Taiwan after 2028 if he is elected
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy said China could invade Taiwan without major consequences from the U.S. once he has hypothetically attained the nation’s “semiconductor independence” in 2028.
