Beijing has denounced a U.S. bill aimed at boosting U.S. technology to improve American competitiveness, calling it a thinly veiled attack on China’s political system and an attempt to hinder its …
Senate approves bill to boost tech industry and counter rivals like China
The 68-32 vote for the bill demonstrated that confronting China economically is an issue that unites both parties in Congress.
Beijing denounces U.S. competitiveness bill as treating China as ‘imaginary enemy’
Beijing denounces a U.S. bill aimed at boosting U.S. technology as a thinly veiled attack on China’s political system and its economic rise.
China thought it had escaped blame for the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, but is facing a second reckoning
China had more or less evaded international scrutiny over the start of the pandemic. That’s now changing.
China Puts a Roof on Housing Prices to Contain a Red Hot Property Market
Shenzhen is experimenting with maximum prices for secondhand homes, but skeptics worry the city’s moves will lead to market distortions.
I Want a Big Family. That’s an Exception in China.
I’m 28, I have no children and I want to have more than one. I say this as a single child myself. I lament the absence of the younger sibling I could have had if my parents had not aborted it. But …
China to study using CanSinoBIO COVID shots as a booster
Chinese researchers plan to study using a COVID-19 vaccine from CanSino Biologics (6185.HK) as a booster shot for people who have already been inoculated with other vaccines, clinical trial …
Tech Crackdown Hits Chinese Stocks, Just Not in China
China’s tech crackdown is mostly affecting firms listed outside the country, helping to create a big performance gap between onshore and offshore Chinese stocks.
Japan, Australia share China concerns, raise defense ties
Foreign and defense ministers from Japan and Australia have agreed to strengthen their security ties as China becomes more assertive in pressing its claims to contested areas in the Asia-Pacific regio …
IMF says Hong Kong’s financial system resilient to future shocks, cautions property valuations and deep China links as potential risks
The International Monetary Fund said Hong Kong’s financial system remains strong after a challenging two-year period that saw the city’s economy suffer its worst contraction on record.