View Comments () China’s handling of COVID-19 and other outbreaks is a tricky business politically—especially when it comes to foreigners. In late September, Zunyou Wu, chief epidemiologist at the …
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Clearing up confusion around China’s zero-Covid policy with The BlueShirt Group’s Gary Dvorchak
Gary Dvorchak, The BlueShirt Group managing director, joins ‘Closing Bell’ to discuss the mixed messages around China easing its zero-Covid policy, the Chinese government’s desire to to open up …
China’s second-largest chipmaker poised for US$2.5 billion IPO in Shanghai
SHANGHAI: Chinese chip manufacturer Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd has received regulatory approval for an 18 billion yuan (US$2.5 billion) IPO in Shanghai, according to a filing published late on Friday …
China Hotel Chain Atour Said to Plan Taking US IPO Orders Soon
Atour Lifestyle Holdings Ltd., a Chinese hotel chain, is planning to start taking investor orders for its US initial public offering as early as this week, according to people familiar with the matter …
Hon Hai to lower business outlook on China issues
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co (鴻海精密), the main assembler of Apple Inc’s iPhones, yesterday said it plans to lower its business outlook for this quarter as the COVID-19 pandemic reduced factory …
China is behind in its ability to design and produce advanced chips, says Chris Miller, author of “Chip War”
Chris Miller, author of ‘Chip War,’ joins ‘TechCheck’ to discuss competition among chip manufacturers, the U.S. CHIPS Act repercussions for China and market pressures … is delayed at least 15 …
China’s Exports Drop Sharply as Global Economy Slows
The pullback in demand for its goods abroad removes a key prop for China’s growth as its economy is pressured by the government’s zero-Covid strategy and a severe real-estate slump.
China’s Business Elite See the Country That Let Them Thrive Slipping Away
The business class, which shunned politics, is now questioning if there is still a place for them in a system dominated by one ruler, Xi Jinping.
China imports and exports shrink in October as demand from U.S. plummets
China’s imports and exports shrank unexpectedly in October and failed to reach growth expectations as goods shipped to the United States plummeted for a third straight month.
China’s imports, exports shrink in October as demand from U.S. plummets
China’s economy grew by 3.9% from July to September … pressure due to the strict “zero-COVID” policies that continue to disrupt the normal flow of business for sometimes months. Power goes out in …
China Exports Decline in Ominous Sign for the Global Economy
Exports from the second-biggest economy dropped 0.3% for the month compared with a year earlier, the worst performance since May 2020 at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, official statistics …
PC brands increasingly caught between the US and China
Supply chain sources indicated that Microsoft and Dell had requested to have all their IC sources of supply thoroughly checked – to see if any component stems from the Chinese semiconductor supply …
China Exports Fall In October, First Decline Since 2020
China’s exports shrank in October, the first such decline since mid-2020, customs authorities said Monday, as a domestic slowdown and the threat of global recession hit international trade.
