Almost 80% of all U.S. imported cell phones come from China, almost 81% in a broad children’s toy category, more than 78% of video game consoles, and 85% of computer monitors.
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RCEP adds new impetus to export-oriented economy of China’s coastal city
Xiamen, east China’s Fujian Province. (Xinhua/Jiang Kehong) XIAMEN, April 15 (Xinhua) — After the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) went into effect, more and more enterprises in …
Cybavo helps MIH study blockchain tech in cars
platform to assess how blockchain technology can be used to improve car owner identifications, as more security risks may emerge with the coming of the Internet of Vehicles (IoV), according to company …
China’s Tech Leaders Warn Of Widespread Production Halt If Shanghai Lockdown Continues
Two of China’s prominent technology executives have spoken out about the supply chain disruptions caused by the ongoing lockdown, warning that many of the country’s industries are facing the prospect …
China Resources Weighing $1 Billion IPO of C’estbon Bottled Water Unit
China Resources Holdings Co. is considering a Hong Kong initial public offering of its bottled water unit that could raise as much as $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter. The …
7 Cryptos to Watch as Macroeconomic Headwinds Hit the Blockchain
Now, several cryptos are sitting atop or just below critical technical thresholds, begging the question, what’s next? In the near term, the virtual currency market could suffer additional volatility.
China’s anti-corruption watchdog involved in probe of Jack Ma’s Ant
Chinese Communist Party’s anti-corruption watchdog was one of the institutions involved in a recent investigation into relationships between billionaire Jack Ma’s Ant Group …
Bitcoin price surpasses $41,000! Technical analysts predict crypto to bounce
Bitcoin price climbed above $41,000, advancing along with equities after China indicated it’s about to loosen monetary policy.
Can Chinese EV battery makers CALB, Tianqi Lithium recharge Hong Kong’s appetite for IPOs?
Successful listings by CALB and Tianqi Lithium will be a shot in the arm for the Hong Kong exchange in the absence of multibillion-dollar IPOs this year Their applications come as the price of lithium…
Europe’s China Policy Has Taken a Sharp Turn. Where Will It Go Next?
In their first such meeting in nearly two years, representatives of the European Union and Chinese government met on April 1 for a virtual summit. The conversations took place against the backdrop of …
Manufacturers push for anti-counterfeit bills to stay in China competitiveness package
The NAM, along with more than 100 other business and trade groups, are asking lawmakers to preserve the SHOP SAFE Act and the INFORM Consumers Act.
China proposes restrictions on Non-fungible tokens
Initial coin offerings (ICO) are already banned in the country. Not only this but transactions made in cryptocurrencies, and crypto mining are also banned in the country.
Piano maker Steinway plans to launch IPO
Steinway, the famed 169-year-old piano maker, plans to go public. The Astoria, Queens-based musical instrument manufacturer submitted documents to the SEC indicating that it was planning to sell …
