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Lab monkey prices soar in U.S. after China cuts off exports
Hunt for new supplier continues as Beijing keeps research animals on short leash
Europe can’t decide how to unplug from China
We calculate the continent’s exposure to the Asian power
Binance pulls out of Canada, and Florida Gov. DeSantis signs CBDC legislation: CNBC Crypto World
CNBC Crypto World features the latest news and daily trading updates from the digital currency markets and provides viewers with a look at what's ahead with high-profile interviews, explainers, and unique stories from the ever-changing crypto industry. On today's show, EMURGO's Vineeth Bhuvanagiri discusses how experimental new tokens on bitcoin's blockchain are affecting the network.
Binance Leaves Canada
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, has decided to leave the country of Canada due to new regulations on the crypto industry.
BEYOND Expo 2023 opens in Macao, redefining technology
The BEYOND Expo 2023 kicked off in Macao on May 10 with the theme "Technology Redefined." The three-day expo will focus on showcasing and discussing technologies related to consumer technology, healthcare, and sustainability. The event will also feature multiple international investment and financing summits, as well as startup roadshows, providing a platform for emerging players in the industry to showcase their innovations.
China sentences 78-year-old U.S. citizen to life on spy charges
Hong Kong resident John Shing-Wan Leung was detained two years ago
Baidu, Alibaba, & Tencent Earnings This Week, SOE ETFs Prepare To Launch In China
Asian equities had a strong start to the week though Southeast Asia was mostly lower.
TikTok parent ByteDance allowed Chinese Communist Party 'supreme...
The damning allegations surfaced even as TikTok scrambles to avoid a total ban in the US.
Alibaba Cloud offers discounts of up to 40 pc for international clients
Alibaba Cloud is offering discounts to overseas clients and increased technical support as it continues overseas push.
Royal Caribbean will send Anthem of the Seas to Asia for the first time
There will be a new Royal Caribbean cruise ship sailing from Singapore in 2025.
Essay | China’s Economy Is Leaving Behind Its Educated Young People
The government faces rising discontent as vast numbers of graduates find no place for their skills in the job market
Bitcoin Bounces Back Above $27K; Binance Plans Exit From Canada
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading over $27,000, recovering some lost ground after its plunge last week. This comes as crypto exchange Binance has announced that it would cease operations in Canada, citing the challenging regulatory environment. Dunleavy Investment Research crypto strategist Tom Dunleavy shares his markets analysis. Separately, EY Global blockchain leader Paul Brody discusses the professional services giant starting an Ethereum-based platform for enterprises to track their carbon emissions and carbon credit traceability. Christoph Jentzsch, corpus.ventures CEO and Slock.it founder, also joins the conversation.
Avorak AI's Anthony Elsher Voices Excitement For Upcoming Beta Testing On Binance Smart Chain
Avorak AI has been making waves in crypto with its extraordinary new project that melds blockchain technology with artificial intelligence. It will release a set of products that allow clients to trade automatically, generate images and bodies of text, and integrate and interact with a natural language model.
Alibaba transfers its self driving team to logistics arm in latest restructuring move
Alibaba has transferred its autonomous driving team under DAMO Academy to the firm’s Cainiao logistics arm as part of an ongoing corporate restructuring announced in March.
African exports to China fall on weakened demand for minerals
Observers attribute the 11.8 per cent drop to a subdued Chinese economy, commodity stockpiles and a mining dispute in the DRC.
Investors move funds out of tech and into…tech?
On the metaverse craze
Barefaced Truths
The philosophical works of Gao Shan
In 1973, the Philadelphia Orchestra did its part to kickstart modern U.S.-China relations
Though not as well remembered as Nixon’s trip or ping-pong diplomacy, the “music diplomacy” carried out by the Philadelphia Orchestra was a key aspect in China’s attempts to re-engage with the world as the Cultural Revolution wound down.
Editor’s note for Tuesday, September 14, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
China’s Fujian Province battles Delta flare-up as vaccine rollout approaches 80% goal
Also: Will China pivot to mRNA vaccines?
Internet users praise volleyball player Sun Wenjing for coming-out photo with her girlfriend
There may be no gay marriage in China, but that did not stop a retired professional athlete from posting “wedding photos” to social media, where the response was overwhelmingly positive.
‘Age of Awakening’: A Chinese revolutionary drama becomes a cultural touchstone (and propaganda coup)
A state-produced TV series chronicling the May Fourth Movement and the founding of the Chinese Communist Party is an unexpected critical success.
Editor’s note for Monday, September 13, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
After calling Xi, Biden considers pressuring China over trade, Taiwan
A day after Joe Biden had an apparently amicable phone call with Xi Jinping, the Biden administration was reported to be considering multiple moves that would strain U.S.-China relations.
Beijing to require Ant’s Alipay to spin off separate loan app
Ant Group knows how its customers spend their money, and can target them for loans if they are profligate spenders. That practice may be about to end, according to a new report on upcoming regulator actions.
Casting good-looking but untalented celebrities is abnormal, China says
The latest government directive aimed at China’s entertainment industry targets TV featuring good-looking stars instead of wholesome moral values.
Chinese-Australian duo wins second doubles Grand Slam
Meanwhile: China lost to Japan 1-0 in World Cup qualifying last Tuesday, dropping it to 0-2 in its group. China has not beaten Japan since 1988.
Editor’s note for Friday, September 10, 2021
A note from the editor of today’s The China Project Access newsletter.
Biden has a phone call with Xi
It seems that Biden wanted to call Xi directly because none of the meetings between lower level officials from the two sides had any productive results at all.
Chinese-born professor in Tennessee cleared of all spying charges in rebuke to U.S. Department of Justice
A federal judge found that the Department of Justice had failed to prove its case that Hu Anming, a nanotechnology professor at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, had committed wire fraud and made false statements.
The rise and fall of Shanghai’s ‘coffee king’
Chang Pao Cun was a coffee pioneer in China, one of the first people to bring the dark caffeinated beverage to locals. But his story, set against the unhinged origins of Shanghai coffee culture, is also full of tragedy.
Resurfaced Simu Liu interview spurs nationalist backlash against ‘Shang-Chi’
Marvel’s efforts to get ‘Shang-Chi’ onto screens in mainland China may have just hit another snag.
‘Nannies’ who happen to teach: China cracks down on loopholes in private tutoring ban
After China banned companies from making a profit by selling after school tutoring services, well-off parents and tutors quickly found ways to get around the regulations. But the Ministry of Education is on the case.
China’s Red New Deal: Tracking all the different crackdowns on companies going on right now
Updated October 26: The China Project’s tracker of all of China’s different crackdowns — now affecting 19 different industries or interest groups.
After online tutoring, why is China cracking down on private schools?
The government ban on Chinese companies making a profit from extracurricular tutoring has been widely covered by English-language media because it affects listed companies that foreign investors have backed. But an even more ambitious campaign to rein in and transform private primary and secondary schools is underway. What is the government trying to achieve?
