The executive branch of the European Union announced on Wednesday that it is opening an investigation into Chinese subsidies given to manufacturers of electric vehicles
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China rolls out new incentives to attract foreign capital.
On Sunday, China’s State Council released rules that it claimed would significantly improve the nation’s environment for foreign investment and draw in more of it.
China Tech crackdown: Global funds exit is forcing regulators to call for a rare meeting as the economy falters.
In an effort to persuade foreigners to continue investing in the second-largest economy in the world despite its recent weakness and mounting geopolitical tensions, China’s
U.S-China chip war: China adopts chiplet technology to drive domestic semiconductor industry.
The sale of patents by struggling Silicon Valley business zGlue in 2021 was unremarkable save for one detail: 13 months later, startup Chipuller in southern
China Big Tech crackdown: Market value of $1.1tr lost.
Since the government’s regulatory crackdown on the sector started more than two years ago, China’s largest tech businesses have lost more than $1 trillion in
China sets new rules to protect investors and promote innovation for the $2.9tr private investment fund sector.
To better protect investors and foster innovation, China announced regulations for the $2.9 trillion private investment fund industry on Sunday. According to a statement from
China Tech crackdown: Securities regulator fines Ant Group almost $1b.
China’s securities regulator announced Friday that Chinese fintech company Ant Group has been fined nearly $1 billion for “illegal acts.” The China Securities Regulatory Commission
China aims to boost demand for EVs and other green vehicles by introducing the largest ever $72b tax credit.
China presented its largest-ever package of tax cuts for electric vehicles (EVs) and other green automobiles on Wednesday, totaling 520 billion yuan ($72.3 billion) over
China’s debt trap diplomacy leaves the poorest nations comatose at the mercy of the Chinese, IMF, and World Bank.
Under the weight of hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign loans, a large portion of which are from China, the largest and most forgiving
BMW was dragged at the Shanghai auto show over an ice cream melee.
Chinese online users criticized the German car manufacturer BMW on Thursday, accusing it of discrimination at the Shanghai auto show over accusations that employees at
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