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China fails Micron’s products in security review
It follows a weeks-long review into Micron by China’s cyberspace regulator, and could affect everything from transport to telecoms to finance. In a statement, the CAC said it had concluded that Micron …
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China and U.S. should work together to remove tensions, Chinese tech company says
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Beijing lashes out after G7 leaders voice concerns over China
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Beijing chides Japan, Britain and ‘anti-China’ G7 summit
State-backed Chinese mouthpiece Global Times called the G7 an “anti-China workshop” on Monday, after Beijing summoned Japan’s envoy and berated Britain in a fiery response to statements issued at the …
China Urges U.S. to Meet It Halfway, Bring Ties Back on Track
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s foreign ministry on Monday urged the United States to have the right understanding of China, meet it halfway and bring bilateral relations back on track. Mao Ning, a …
Apple, China Mobile Deal Close, but Not Done (Update 2)
It looks like the China Mobile, Apple deal is finalized, according to The Wall Street Journal, but others are saying not so fast. It looks like the China Mobile, Apple deal is finalized …
Russia Raises Aluminum Exports to China to Near Record Levels as Sanctions Bite
China, the biggest producer of aluminum globally, is importing more of the lightweight metal from Russia, underscoring how trade ties are strengthening between the two nations as sanctions curb much …
China’s commercial banks see decline in bad loan ratio in Q1
The non-performing loan ratio of China’s commercial banks fell to 1.62 percent by the end of the first quarter (Q1) of this year, with the quality of these banks’ credit assets generally stable, …
