Tesla Inc. sales in China dropped last month, a worrying trend amid stepped up criticism of the U.S. automaker. But exports of its China-made electric cars were robust, an encouraging sign there’s …
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Blockchain is reinventing the way we conduct payments, and the risks of being left behind are too great to ignore.
Business group warns China boycotts spooking investors
An American business group warned Tuesday that government-instigated consumer boycotts of foreign shoe, clothing and other brands in China are making companies less willing to invest.
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China carried out about 8.7 million vaccinations against COVID-19 on May 10, bringing the total number of doses administered to 332.96 million, according to data released by the National Health …
Beijing denial over bio-weapons
Beijing has denied it is producing bio-weapons in response to The Australians revelation its military scientists discussed weaponising SARS coronavirus five years before the emergence of COVID-19.
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American Conservatives Renew Push Against China’s ‘Developing Country’ Status at World Bank
U.S. senators are trying to stop China from continuing to exploit its “developing country” status at the World Bank.
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China flocks to Dogecoin-like Shiba, e-CNY for kindness: Blockheads
Dogecoin-inspired Shiba has caught the attention of Chinese investors. Alipay will test the e-CNY on the platform, Qingdao will trial rewarding kindness with the digital yuan.
China’s ‘Uber for trucks’ could file for $30 billion U.S. IPO as early as this week
The Full Truck Alliance connects truck drivers to people who want to ship items, a model that often earns the company the title of “Uber for trucks.” …
DNA: Coronavirus a biological weapon of China?
A document written by Chinese scientists and health officials in 2015 stated that SARS coronaviruses were a new era of genetic weapons that could be artificially manipulated into an emerging human …
