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TechChina, eager to show it’s open to non-Chinese brands, puts Tesla on a government procurement list for the first time
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LeadershipWashington’s scrutiny of Chinese and Chinese American scientists is hurting their productivity—and global scientific cooperation
By Lionel LimJuly 4, 2024
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TechChina’s social media companies pledge to clamp down on anti-Japanese posts after a fatal stabbing attack last week
By Lionel LimJuly 2, 2024
TechIndia’s human rights watchdog targets Foxconn over claims the Apple supplier refused to hire married women
By Lionel LimJuly 2, 2024
FinanceChina’s factory slowdown continues as new export orders falter after EU and U.S. announce plans to increase EV tariffs
By Elaine Kurtenbach and The Associated PressJuly 1, 2024
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FinanceA South Korean tycoon’s $1 billion divorce settlement could spur a shake-up of the country’s second-biggest conglomerate
By Youkyung Lee, Heesu Lee and BloombergJune 28, 2024
TechChina’s AI companies are reportedly rationing the use of their services because they don’t have enough chips
By Lionel LimJune 28, 2024
FinanceA Chinese company’s shares jumped 10% during the U.S. presidential debate because its name sounds like ‘Trump wins big’
By Sangmi Cha and BloombergJune 28, 2024
TechCybersecurity is now a ‘team sport’ amid a wave of generative AI–based attacks, say tech experts
By Lionel LimJune 27, 2024
FinanceChinese banks ask staffers to return some of their pay to comply with Beijing’s drive for ‘common prosperity’
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