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The Chinese government has been expanding its practice of taking minority stakes in private companies beyond those specialising in online news and content to firms possessing large amounts of key data …
China now has the world’s 3rd-largest aviation force. Here are the combat jets it’s using to catch up with the West.
China’s air force and navy now field roughly 2,250 dedicated combat aircraft, and it’s “rapidly catching up to Western air forces,” the Pentagon says.
Bipartisan deal to crack down on China’s treatment of Muslims stalls in Senate
The House-passed bill on forced labor among the Uyghur minority, and a deal on foreign-policy confirmations, is getting bogged down in domestic drama.
Taiwan will support Lithuania in face of intimidation from China, envoy says
Taiwan will deepen economic ties with Lithuania in a “cycle of goodwill” as it faces pressure from Beijing, Taiwan’s de facto ambassador to the United States said on Wednesday, after Lithuania’s …
NFL raises eyebrows by labeling Taiwan as part of China
On Wednesday, the NFL announced that 18 of its teams “have been granted access to 26 International Home Marketing Areas (IHMA) across eight different countries” as part of a plan to give teams “access …
In an important corner of Asia, the US is looking for partners to converge against ‘Beijing’s aggressive actions’
The US has sought to improve its relationship with Southeast Asia, but countries there don’t always agree with the US about the region’s problems.
China’s Economy Slows as Property Slump Deepens
Growth in China’s fixed-asset investment eased in the first eleven months of the year, property investment slowed, and retail sales growth weakened in November. Helen Qiao, head of Asia Pacific …
As China’s Internet Stocks Collapse Tech Investors Look to Software
As shares of China’s giant internet companies struggle amid Beijing’s regulatory crackdown, some investors are turning to another part of the technology industry to find the next winners in the sector …
China’s Economic Slump Fuels Calls for More Stimulus
China’s economy slowed further in November, dragged down by worsening property market slump and disruptions from Covid outbreaks.
China’s Bubble Bursting Has Wall Street Eyeing a 2022 Rally
Pandemic stimulus helped trigger speculative frenzies in everything from stocks to crypto and property across the world in 2021. China went the other way as Beijing officials took action to deflate …
A Look at China’s Unethical Business Practices
Most companies understand that manufacturing in China exposes their companies to a high risk of theft of intellectual property.
The China gap between US strategic and business leaders
“The chief business of the American people is business.” The 1925 quote by President Calvin Coolidge shows the then alignment between CEOs and government officials. In 2021, business runs up against …
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