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It's 'game over' for U.S.-listed Chinese companies, global asset manager says
Chinese companies listed on Wall Street will likely to be cut off from U.S. capital markets in the next three years, says TCW Group's David Loevinger.
Blinken, in Indonesia, Stresses Soft Power to Counter China
The U.S. secretary of state seeks to make the case that the United States is a better bet as a partner than China, even if it’s not spending so lavishly in the region.
OPPO推出首款自研芯片MariSilicon X_实时热点_热点聚焦_36氪快讯_36氪
36氪获悉，在OPPO未来科技大会上，OPPO创始人兼CEO陈明永宣布推出第一款自研影像NPU芯片马里亚纳MariSilicon X，采用台积电6nm先进制程工艺生产。OPPO Find X的下一代新品将首发搭载马里亚纳X芯片，将在2022年第一季度发布。此外，陈明永表示，马里亚纳X是OPPO自研芯片的一小步，OPPO未来会持续投入资源，用几千人的团队，去脚踏实地做自研芯片。
Documents link Huawei to China’s surveillance programs
A review of more than 100 PowerPoint presentations, many marked “confidential,” suggests the company has had a broader role in tracking China’s populace than it has acknowledged.
How Beijing Influences the Influencers
China’s government has supported foreign YouTubers who put a positive spin on its policies, in its latest effort to shape how the world sees it.
House, Senate Near Agreement on Uyghur Bill Aimed at China
Lawmakers in the House and Senate are close to agreement on legislation aimed at punishing China for the alleged oppression of the Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, according to two people familiar with the discussions.
Antony Blinken Seeks to Bolster Southeast Asia Ties to Counter China
Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized China’s “aggressive actions” in Asia while laying out plans to more closely integrate U.S. allies and security partners in Asia.
China detects first Omicron case – overseas returnee in Tianjin
Omicron has been detected in the northern city of Tianjin: The newest COVID-19 variant of concern was identified in “a patient in Tianjin who returned from overseas last week,” per the SCMP. Meanwhile, Zhejiang Province in eastern China has reported “138 confirmed cases and one asymptomatic infection” in the past week, Sixth Tone says, leading to “strict control over social gatherings, cultural events, and conferences.”
里程碑！新纪录！三一挖掘机2021年海外销售破2万台
SANY, China’s biggest manufacturer of construction equipment, exported a record-breaking 20,000 units at a value of around 10 billion yuan ($1.57 billion) in the first 11 months of this year.
China's SenseTime postpones $767 mln Hong Kong IPO after U.S. ban
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up SenseTime Group postponed its $767 million Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO) on Monday after being placed on a U.S. investment blacklist.
Great Wall-backed Svolt secures $942 million Series B+ · TechNode
Chinese electric vehicle battery maker Svolt took home 6 billion yuan ($942 million) in its Series B+. Backed by Great Wall Motors, the battery supplier aims to have a design capacity of 600 gigawatt-hours by 2025, which would match up to market leader CATL’s.
Chinese Developers Slump as Shimao Bond Plunge Spooks Investors
Shares of property developer Shimao tumbled after Evergrande’s default. Trading was halted in three of the company’s renminbi bonds, and one lost more than half its value.
What’s Behind China’s Regulatory Storm
Scholar Barry Naughton comments on China’s “regulatory storm”: “The reality is that many of the Chinese actions have a reasonable regulatory rationale, and can be easily defended on an individual basis. But taking a broader view, there is no question that the latest government actions represent a substantial expansion of the power of the government and the Chinese Communist Party,” Naughton writes in the Wall Street Journal. “This new hyperpoliticized reality is likely to do long-term damage to the performance of the Chinese economy and certainly poses new risks to investors and business operators.”
Senior Japanese officials to skip Beijing Olympics - report
Japanese officials “will likely skip the Winter Olympics in Beijing in February, joining the United States in a diplomatic boycott,” Reuters reports, citing the Yomiuri newspaper. Meanwhile, South Korea is reportedly leaning away from the idea, while the European Union remains undecided.
