If you want to know why the most technologically advanced cars are currently built in China rather than the United States or Europe, two numbers describe the breakneck pace of innovation there. 50 represents the…
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China has managed to hit the U.S. where it hurts the most in response to the Trump administration’s tariffs, with restrictions on global exports of certain rare-earth elements that the U.S. has little ability to…
Ford’s China business made $900 million last year
Ford Motor’s China business, including exports from the country, made $900 million in earnings before interest and taxes last year, one of the automaker’s top executives said Wednesday.
Trump tariffs live updates: China signals readiness for talks if US shows respect amid ‘numbers game’
China expressed openness to trade talks with the US on Wednesday, under certain conditions, even after the White House clarified that “China now faces up to a 245% tariff on imports to the United …
Dow Jones Today: Futures Slide as Nvidia, AMD Lead Chip Stocks Lower Amid Restrictions on Exports to China
Futures are pointing to a lower open for major indexes on Wednesday as chip stocks slide amid concerns about export restrictions to China.
America is turning away China’s goods. Where will they go instead?
Once turned away, where will China’s exports to America go instead? As supply chains adjust, firms will expand abroad to qualify for lower tariffs, as many did in Mr Trump’s first trade war. Less scrupulous…
China’s Economy Grows Faster Than Expected Despite Trade War Fears
China’s GDP growth came in ahead of forecasts for the first quarter, which Beijing said reflects the resilience of its economy.
Japan state pension fund switches to foreign benchmark index excluding onshore China shares
Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund has switched the benchmark it uses for foreign equities for its $1.7 trillion of investments, to one that does not include onshore Chinese shares it said in a recent update.
China’s local authorities liquidate seized crypto to support public finances amid economic slowdown
Chinese local governments liquidate seized crypto assets to bolster public finances, navigating regulatory challenges amid digital crimes.
China’s Xi inks Vietnam deals as tariff war deepens; Trump says they’re trying to ‘screw’ US
China and Vietnam signed dozens of deals this week amid the U.S.’ global trade war in what President Donald Trump says is an attempt to “screw” Washington.
Nvidia Says U.S. Implements Chip Export Restrictions to China, Warns of $5.5 Billion Charge
The U.S. government ”indicated that the license requirement addresses the risk that the covered products may be used in, or diverted to, a supercomputer in China,” Nvidia said.
TikTok vs Trump: Are Chinese factories telling the truth about luxury brands?
In recent weeks, dozens of videos have gone viral, showing Chinese factory workers and influencers claiming that many luxury goods from Louis Vuitton handbags to Lululemon leggings are manufactured in …
Here’s what the U.S. imports from China and what could get pricier with tariffs
President Donald Trump’s trade war with China has escalated even as other countries got a partial reprieve, threatening the relationship between U.S. manufacturers and retailers and one of America’s largest trading partners.
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