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China's Hong Kong Crackdown Is Sabotaging Its Taiwan Policy
The logic of politics in the Xi Jinping era makes a softer line untenable, even if it’s having the opposite of the desired effect.
Nio, Mobileye partner on self-driving consumer passenger cars in China
Chinese electric car startup Nio Inc and Intel Corp's self-driving car technology firm Mobileye on Tuesday said they would partner to develop autonomous vehicles for the consumer market in China and eventually other countries.
'Alarming' Chinese meddling at UK universities exposed in report
Chinese embassy appears to be coordinating efforts to curb academic freedom, say MPs
China’s Megvii Considers IPO Delay on Blacklist Concerns
China’s Megvii Technology Ltd. is considering whether to delay its initial public offering given uncertainty over whether it can secure its existing $4 billion valuation while on an American blacklist, according to people familiar with the matter.
'Bulletproof' China-backed site attacks HK democracy activists
Using Russia-based servers and promoted by powerful groups linked to China's ruling Communist Party, a sophisticated anonymous website is targeting Hong Kong pro-democracy figures -- and there is almost no way to stop it. From high-profile activists to journalists and lawmakers, about 200 people seen as supporting Hong Kong's protest movement have been "doxxed" -- had their personal details posted online -- by the site, HK Leaks, since it emerged in August. "I received hundreds of threatening calls," a female reporter at Apple Daily, a pro-democracy newspaper, told AFP.
Mega-merger no quick fix for Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot in China
Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot owner PSA's merger is unlikely to provide a quick fix to their problems in China, as both companies have long struggled to find the right products at the right price for the world's top car market, analysts say.
China Says It Will Roll Out ‘National Security’ Steps for Hong Kong (Published 2019)
Communist Party leaders announced the move after months of protests in the city, but gave no details. Here is an explanation of that measure and others they approved.
Price cuts, iPhone 11 timing drive Apple's uncertain China rebound: analysts
Apple Inc managed to largely stem a fall in China revenue in the September quarter thanks to the release-timing of the iPhone 11, a cheaper variant, and a bit of good luck, but analysts said the company's good fortunes might be shortlived.
Rural Chinese lender cautiously re-opens for business after averted bank run
For three days, a 67-year-old resident of Baiyuan village in central China waited outside her local bank branch in a bid to withdraw her savings following rumors of trouble at the rural lender.
Hong Kong's first recession in a decade could be even worse than feared | CNN Business
Months of protests in Hong Kong that forced shops to close, paralyzed public transportation and scared off tourists have left the city's economy in worse shape than feared.
China's state telecoms to launch 5G services on Friday
China's three state telecoms on Thursday announced the roll-out 5G mobile phone services, marking a key step in Beijing's ambitions to become a technology superpower at a time when it remains locked in trade tensions with Washington.
Pompeo says U.S. must confront China's Communist Party
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday stepped up recent U.S. rhetoric targeting China's ruling Communist Party, saying Beijing was focused on international domination and needed to be confronted.
Exclusive: Alibaba to resume Hong Kong listing plans as soon as November - sources
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is eyeing a listing in Hong Kong as early as November to raise up to $15 billion, after political unrest put the move on ice earlier this year, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Halloween protests to test Hong Kong’s ban on masks
Masked protester or trick-or-treater? Hong Kong’s police may soon have to spot the difference to enforce a recent ban on face masks intended to end months of civil unrest.
China Steelmaker Default Sparks Debt Contagion Fear
A Chinese company’s bond default is causing market concern that trouble may spread to other firms in the province.
Huawei tightens China market hold with 42% share at expense of iPhones: Canalys
Huawei Technologies captured a record 42% of China's smartphone market in the third quarter as local consumers rallied behind it after U.S. sanctions, leaving Apple to languish towards the bottom of the pile, market data showed.
China Finds Solace in Wine From Australia Amid Economic Slowdown
Battling a trade war, an economic slowdown and months of protests in Hong Kong, China is turning to fine Australian wine.
China warns U.S. criticism at U.N. over Xinjiang not 'helpful' for trade talks
China's U.N. Ambassador Zhang Jun warned on Tuesday that U.S. criticism at the world body of Beijing's policy in remote Xinjiang was not "helpful" for negotiations between the two countries on a trade deal.
BYD Earnings Drop 89% as China’s Electric-Car Market Goes Sour
BYD Co., China’s biggest maker of new energy vehicles, reported a 89% slump in quarterly net income as slowing demand in the world’s largest car market continues to erode its bottom line.
Behind the Scenes of China’s Multibillion-Dollar Film Studios
Once Upon a Time in Shanghai documents the workings of China’s booming, homegrown Hollywood.