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China’s Plan to Rule the World Through Its Smart Devices, FCC Urged to Act
Chinese-made modules in various devices could be quietly gathering data for their creators in Beijing, and lawmakers want the FCC to act.
China’s car sales fall for 2nd month in July as price war continues
China’s passenger vehicle sales fell for a second month in July, as discounts and government support measures failed to persuade consumers wary of buying cars amid a sputtering economy and a prolonged slump in the…
Australian aid policy to focus on climate — and countering China
With its new approach to aid, Anthony Albanese’s government is trying to present Australia as an alternative to China, known for “debt-trap diplomacy.”
Huaqin Technology IPO Adds To China’s Billionaire Ranks
Today’s stock trading debut by Chinese electronics manufacturer Huaqin Technology minted the country’s latest billionaire.
Chinese propaganda slogans turn London street art wall into a protest site against Beijing
A graffiti wall in London’s bustling street art hub of Brick Lane has become an unlikely canvas for protest messages against China’s authoritarian rule, after it was whitewashed and painted over with propaganda slogans promoting…
China to adopt ‘impartial, rational’ position on Russian war against Ukraine, says foreign ministry
China can be an “objective and rational voice” in achieving a peaceful settlement to Russia’s war against Ukraine, China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in a phone talk on Aug.
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Country Garden misses bond payments as China property fears flare
Country Garden said on Tuesday it has not paid two dollar bond coupons due on Aug. 6, confirming market fears that the biggest privately owned developer in China is slipping into repayment troubles.
Why China’s stimulus plans won’t work – and that’s bad news for us
Leading US economist Adam Posen argues we’re still underestimating the severity of China’s economic malaise, even as analysts race to slash their forecasts for the iron ore price.
China’s economy suffers new blow as exports drop 14% in July
China’s exports suffered their biggest drop in more than three years in July as global demand slowed, adding further pressure on Beijing to find ways to reinvigorate the world’s second largest economy …
China sees sharpest drop in exports since 2020 amid sluggish global demand
It marks their largest decline since a 17.2% drop in January-February 2020 when the Chinese economy ground to a standstill in the early weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic. Apart from a brief rebound in …
VC deal value in Asia falls in second quarter but optimism grows about pick-up in IPOs in Hong Kong and China, says KPMG report
Alternative energy, energy technology, battery storage and generative AI sectors remain areas of interest for venture capital investment in the Asia region.
