China’s ability to churn out advanced armaments is a key element in Xi Jinping’s vision of making his country less reliant on the outside world.
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China’s hottest artificial-intelligence listings are delivering eye-popping gains. However, it may not be easy for overseas investors to partake in the rally.
Winter solstice golden magic illuminates Beijing’s 17-Arch Bridge
The 17-Arch Bridge offers an amazing sight under the warm glow of the sunset, at the Summer Palace in Beijing, drawing tourists and photography enthusiasts to capture photos.
China keeps benchmark lending rates steady for a seventh straight month despite weak economic data
The 1-year and 5-year loan prime rates were unchanged at 3% and 3.5% respectively. The 1-year rate acts as a benchmark for new loans, while the 5-year influences mortgage rates. The decision comes …
China leaves benchmark lending rates unchanged for seventh straight month
China left benchmark loan prime rates (LPRs) unchanged for the seventh consecutive month in December on Monday, matching market expectations.
Chinese chipmakers race to IPO after back-to-back listings surge
Chinese chipmakers are rushing to the IPO market, raising funds that are key to the nation’s goal of technological self-reliance and winning the global race on artificial intelligence.
TP releases definitive outlook on China’s global expansion for 2026
As one of the world’s largest digital business services providers, TP brings a unique vantage point to China’s global expansion. With delivery hubs across nearly 100 countries and operations …
Why China’s spat with Japan could still get worse
F or nigh on 1,000 years, the Japanese pirates have wreaked havoc…they respect only force, and their hearts are bursting with malice.” This month China’s armed forces released these verses on social …
Don’t call it a tax hike? Trump’s demand for a cut of Nvidia’s China profits raises novel questions
Some Democratic lawmakers say Trump is intruding on congressional authority or may be breaking the law by demanding a price for the chip maker’s access to China sales.
China draws fire from Iran
China’s backing of the UAE in a long-standing territorial dispute over three Persian Gulf islands has unsettled Tehran.
‘Chinese spy invasion’ fears soar as Beijing buys properties across UK
China’s property portfolio in London is estimated to be worth £100million, excluding the new embassy site, and includes a five-storey brick mansion in Hampstead which once operated as the cultural section of the embassy but…
China’s commerce minister meets with AMD CEO in Beijing
Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met with U.S. computer processor manufacturer Advanced Micro Devices’ CEO Lisa Su in Beijing on Thursday, according to a statement released by Wang’s ministry on Friday.
