China sent a spy to New York to derail a former dissident’s run for Congress, federal prosecutors say. Alleged spy Quiming Lin is charged with hiring a private eye to “find a girl” to entrap…
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China plotted to use sex worker, porn, violence to end defector’s run for Congress
US bars Chinese-owned telecom over ‘security risks’
WASHINGTON: US regulators yesterday stripped Chinese state-owned Pacific Networks of its telecommunications licence, the latest blow in the simmering confrontation between Beijing and Washington.
First Mover Asia: India crypto investors await taxation clarity; Bitcoin rises on a day of big price swings
India’s crypto community is hoping to convince lawmakers to scale back a crypto taxation bill; bitcoin soared above $41,000. Good morning. Here’s what’s happening: Prices: Bit …
The newest iPhone factory will not be in China
Yet another iPhone factory is expected to churn out millions of iPhones. Except, this time around, it’s not in China.
iPhone Production Restarts In Shenzhen
Foxconn has resumed “partial operations” in its two Shenzhen factories, after shutdown orders were issued by the government on Monday. The company won approval to restart after installing a “closed …
Fed Raises Rates, Beijing Raises Hopes
As widely anticipated, the US Fed raised rates by 25 basis points overnight, but market sentiment was helped by conciliatory statements from China on market stability and listing rules.
China ETFs Are Enjoying One of Their Best Days Ever
China country-specific exchange traded funds surged as Beijing pledges to support the financial markets and Chinese regulators set out to communicate with their U.S. counterparts to reach an agreement …
China moves to curb use of celebrities for promotion of financial products
China’s banking watchdog will strengthen rules governing the marketing of financial products, particularly the use of celebrities to promote loans or investment products.
‘It could be from anywhere’: Shenzhen Covid-19 outbreak highlights China’s Omicron challenge
The silent spread of Omicron means it increasingly hard to pinpoint the source of outbreaks, even though some people in the city have blamed neighbouring Hong Kong.
China’s Lockdown In Shenzhen Could Add Up To Global Economy Chaos
While the past two years have been a headache for global supply chains, businesses are now bracing for more. Russia’s war against Ukraine is alr …
US Charges 5 Chinese Nationals With Harassing Chinese in US Critical of Beijing
U.S. authorities announced charges Wednesday against five people who were allegedly working for the Chinese secret police to spy on and harass Chinese nationals living in the U.S. who had been …
How China’s Response to Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Could Upend the World Order
Jake Sullivan looks flushed and his jaw is clenched. Across from President Joe Biden’s National Security Adviser, over a row of ferns at a matching table draped in blue cloth, sits China’s senior …
China’s formidable technology challenge
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s rhetoric describing the strategic technological competition between the United States and China is increasingly strident.
