Huawei is building a production line for advanced chips as part of a network of semiconductor facilities in Shenzhen that seeks to break China’s dependence on foreign technologies.
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Australia’s reelected government says US-China tussle a top priority
Australia’s government will prioritise dealing with the “dark shadow” of the U.S.-China trade war following its resounding reelection victory, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Sunday, after a campaign …
US-China trade war fuels job uncertainty in mainland’s cross-border businesses
Employees at companies reliant on the American market could face diminishing prospects, as firms restructure and threaten lay-offs.
Australia’s reelected government says US-China tussle to be top priority
Protecting Australia from the “dark shadow” of a U.S.-China trade war will be the first priority for Australia’s re-elected Labor government, Treasurer Jim Chalmers said on Sunday after a resounding election victory for his centre-left…
China’s Early Dividend Payouts to Help Ease Yuan’s Price Swings
Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong are bringing forward dividend payments to the second quarter, a move that may smooth out yuan volatility over the year.
Chinese community leader-businessman in New York convicted as illegal agent of the CCP in ‘Fox Hunt’ scheme
A Chinese American businessman who acted as an illegal agent of China in a plot to coerce expat Liu Shenxiang to return under Xi’s “Fox Hunt” campaign, was sentenced to prison.
How a Pillar of New York’s Chinese Community Did Beijing’s Dirty Work
A prominent businessman is headed to prison after pressuring a suspected fugitive to surrender to China.
Potential spies? Spotlight on Chinese returnees in the job market
There are spies among overseas returnees, and I don’t know who is and who isn’t,” says the company chairperson. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China Moves to Counter Bessent’s Encirclement Plan
President Xi Jinping’s government is showing signs of increased sophistication when it comes to geo-economic strategy. In an effort to avoid isolation by the White House in the global trading system,
Temu will stop sending ultra-cheap goods straight to the US after trade loophole crackdown
US shipping as the $800 ‘de minimis’ duty-free import rule ends. Expect higher prices.
U.S. and China Dig In on Trade War, With No Plans for Formal Talks
The standoff over terms of negotiations, and whether they are happening, signals that a protracted economic fight lies ahead.
Warren I. Cohen, leading scholar of U.S.-China relations, dies at 90
A preeminent expert on diplomatic history, he illuminated the complex, evolving American relationship with Asia.
China’s Temu Stops Shipments to US Amid Trump Trade War
The move comes after the U.S. government eliminated the use of the “de minimis” rule for Chinese goods amid Trump’s tariff war.
