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Berlin: We've had no recent talks with Beijing on cybersecurity
The German government has not held talks with Beijing about cybersecurity issues in recent weeks, a spokesman said when asked about a report that Chancellor Angela Merkel was seeking a no-spying deal with China over the Huawei issue.
First Solar, Now Wind: China’s Renewable Dominance | OilPrice.com
Despite slower global wind power growth in 2018, China has doubled down on the renewable energy source while other countries have stumbled
In Rebuke to U.S., Germany Considers Letting Huawei In
Germany is leaning toward letting the Chinese tech giant participate in building its high-speed internet infrastructure despite U.S. warnings.
German ministers meeting to discuss how to deal with Huawei in 5G auction: source
German ministers are meeting on Wednesday to discuss how to deal with China's Huawei Technologies in building Germany's 5G network, a government source told Reuters.
As Demand Stagnates, China LED Lighting Giant Feels the Heat
The future is looking less rosy for Sanan Optoelectronics Co., China’s largest LED lighting manufacturer, at least for now.
Germany pushes China to open its financial sector
Germany and China are working on ways to improve market access for each other's banks and insurers, the German finance minister said on Thursday, and he welcomed plans by China and the United States to ease trade tensions through talks.
Germany considers barring Huawei from 5G networks
The German government is debating whether to follow the United States and allies like Australia in restricting China's Huawei Technologies from accessing its next-generation mobile networks on national-security grounds.
Germany’s Sharp Slowdown Fans Fears That China Woes Are Spreading
The economic outlook for Europe and the world darkened after growth in Germany slowed sharply last year, hit by weaker exports to China and softer demand at home.
Chinese Investment in Germany Plunged in Second Half, EY Says
Chinese companies spent far less on German firms in the second half of this year as Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government moved to tighten its grip on foreign investment, according to data compiled by business services provider Ernst & Young LLP.
Exclusive: China hacked HPE, IBM and then attacked clients - sources
Hackers working on behalf of China's Ministry of State Security breached the networks of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co and IBM, then used the access to hack into their clients' computers, according to five sources familiar with the attacks.
Exclusive: T-Mobile, Sprint see Huawei shun clinching U.S. deal - sources
(This story corrects paragraph 8 to show Wanzhou was arrested in Canada, not China)
A guide to the logos on China’s lunar far side mission
On the rocket sending its rover to the moon, China gave a shout-out to the scientists from elsewhere that developed instruments for the mission.
Europe should be wary of Huawei, EU tech official says
The European Union should be worried about Huawei [HWT.UL] and other Chinese technology companies because of the risk they pose to the bloc's industry and security, the EU's technology chief said on Friday, echoing concerns raised elsewhere in the world.
China ‘rejects German delegation’s request’ to visit Xinjiang
German official says she will continue to press to visit the far western region to investigate reports of mass internment of Uygurs.
German firms ‘will invest more in China’ despite trade war, slow reform
Survey of German firms in China suggests 97 per cent will maintain or raise their investments there, but only 40 per cent view China’s present economic development as positive.
In China's hinterland, car market growth engine sputters
When Cao Jun, 40, an engineer from the central Chinese city of Pingdingshan, takes his old, grey MG 3 car to be serviced he always steals a few moments to pop into the Nissan and Honda dealerships next door.
China grants market access to two more foreign financial institutions: regulator
China has given the go-ahead for two more foreign financial institutions to set up local subsidiaries, the country's banking and insurance regulator said in a notice on Sunday, bringing the total number of approvals to 12.
China's choreographed trade expo more 'theater' than deal clincher
German car maker Volkswagen AG signed what looked like a meaty deal with one of its China joint ventures this week at a huge new trade show in Shanghai to ship almost $9 billion worth of cars and parts to China next year.
China says its lawful trade with Iran should be respected
China said on Monday its lawful trade cooperation with Iran should be respected and expressed regret that the United States re-imposed sanctions on the Middle Eastern country.
China Is Forced to Reconsider Its Route Into Eastern Europe
China’s efforts to make inroads in eastern Europe are being hindered by what nations see as failed promises on money materializing and the strings attached to investments.
