U.S. relations have plunged to their lowest level in decades amid disputes about security, technology, the coronavirus pandemic and human rights.
Ant Group: China yanks IPO to show Jack Ma who’s really in charge
Beijing just showed tech titan Jack Ma and the rest of China’s billionaire tycoons who’s really in charge. Chinese regulators stunned financial markets on Tuesday when they slammed the brakes on Ant …
US approves drone sale to Taiwan while all eyes on White House race
Taiwan – the first time the remotely piloted aircraft have been part of a package for Taipei since export restrictions were eased in July. The US State Department announced on Tuesday – while the US …
US approves drone sale to Taiwan while all eyes on White House race
Taiwan – the first time the remotely piloted aircraft have been part of a package for Taipei since export restrictions were eased in July. The US State Department announced on Tuesday – while the US …
Indonesia’s iSeller bags series A round from Openspace Ventures, Mandiri Capital
The capital injection will go toward business expansion, including the acceleration of merchant acquisition and onboarding.
Australia calls for China to ‘play by the rules’ after reports of multibillion-dollar trade bans
Trade minister says businesses need clarity after reports many Australian exports will be stopped at customs from Friday …
China’s $6 billion trade stoush: Fears wheat is next Australian target
Australian wheat exporters are nervously watching the escalating trade dispute with China amid fears they could be Beijing’s next target.
Mainland China reports 17 new coronavirus infections, asymptomatic cases surge
China on Wednesday reported 17 new confirmed coronavirus infections in the mainland for Nov. 3, down from 49 a day earlier, the health authority said, although asymptomatic cases surged.
Ant Group: China’s fintech flyer grounded by regulators
Set for a record-busting $34 billion IPO in Hong Kong and Shanghai, Ant Group has had its wings summarily clipped by Chinese regulators.
China says its importers choosing voluntarily to cut back on Australian goods
The Australian Financial Review, citing unnamed sources, said Chinese officials met importers and warned them not to make new orders for Australian products.