China’s fourth-largest bitcoin mining province threatens to shut down non-compliant companies by the end of June.
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China’s bitcoin crackdown: Fourth-largest bitcoin-producing province joins the country’s moves against crypto mining
Yunnan’s Energy Bureau said it will cut the power supply to companies illegally using electricity for bitcoin mining in the latest example of a Chinese province cracking down on the industry.
Animoca Brands: How a big bet on blockchain and NFTs minted Hong Kong’s latest unicorn
Yat Siu has pivoted Animoca Brands towards becoming a platform that can charge trade commissions on secure in-game transactions.
What China’s “Market Maoists” Tell Us About Trade Tensions Today
China’s Communist Party celebrates its 100th anniversary next month, a chance for it to reinforce to a domestic audience how the party transformed the country into the world’s second-largest economy …
Column: Supercycle, what supercycle? China’s commodity imports fail to impress: Russell
The bullish shine surrounding commodities may have lost some of its lustre, with imports in May by top buyer China looking distinctly unimpressive, and far from levels associated with a new supercycle …
Why businesses may have to ‘pick sides’ if China starts using anti-sanctions law
China will soon start targeting foreign and Chinese businesses under its new law to counter Western sanctions , effectively forcing them to “pick sides”, according to legal observers. They say the …
From Jack Ma to TikTok, why Beijing is taking back control of Chinese tech giants
Jack Ma may soon be just the funny memory of an extravagant entrepreneur in the business world. The former CEO of Alibaba is however the biggest Chinese boss …
World leaders grapple with how tough to be on China
The Group of Seven wealthy democracies tussled Saturday over how explicitly to admonish China over human rights in an upcoming joint declaration.In private meetings, public statements and background …
G7 leaders agree to combat China by setting up new fund to build infrastructure around the world
G7 leaders will launch an attempt to combat the rise of China by competing with the Asian superpower to fund infrastructure projects around the world. A new plan dubbed “Build Back Better for the …
China’s New Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law Sends A Chill Through The Business Community
It’s not clear how often or how broadly China will use the law. But by complying with U.S. sanctions on China, businesses could face tough sanctions in China as a penalty for doing so.
G7 reaches consensus on China dumping, human rights abuses -U.S. official
G7 leaders have reached consensus on the need for a shared approach to China selling exports at unfairly low prices and to human rights abuses, a senior official in the U.S. President Joe Biden’s …
China’s Pivot To Gas Is Fueling Support In LNG Demand
As China pivots away from coal, the country fueling a dramatic global rise in demand for liquified natural gas …
Sen. Stabenow on ‘Make it in America’ bill: “I want to make sure we are exporting our products and not our jobs”
This week the Senate passed Senator Debbie Stabenow’s ‘Make It In America Act’ as part of the historic ‘U.S. Innovation and Competition Act’. We need to be “taking China on directly in terms of …
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