China’s Export Surge Fuels Global Backlash Over Trade Imbalance: Analysts
China’s exports surged 25 percent in August, pushing its trade surplus above $800 billion in the first eight months of the year as...
China’s Push for Chip Self-Sufficiency Risks Deepening Its Technology Isolation: Experts
Beijing is investing heavily in domestic chipmakers amid tightening U.S. chip controls, but experts warn the initiative risks isolating China’s tech sector rather...
China’s AI ‘One-Person Company’ Push Faces Oversupply Concerns
China is officially promoting AI-powered “one-person companies” as a way to support entrepreneurship, but the policy is drawing skepticism as most such businesses...
China’s Economic Slowdown Hits Wages in Traditionally Prosperous Yangtze Delta
China’s economic slowdown is increasingly squeezing incomes even in the country’s traditionally prosperous Yangtze Delta, with workers in the region reporting sharp pay...
China’s ‘Buy Chinese’ Rules Squeeze Foreign Medical Equipment Suppliers
China’s new state procurement rules are making it increasingly difficult for foreign medical-equipment makers to sell to public hospitals, as the regime steers...
Chinese Netizens Use Gestures and Sarcasm to Evade Online Censorship
A Chinese netizen has drawn attention with a wordless video that appears to mock a political environment in which people are expected to...
US Chip Controls Could Push China to Seek AI Computing Power Overseas: Analyst
As the United States moves to prevent advanced AI chips and servers from reaching China through third countries, Chinese companies may increasingly seek...
China’s New Exit-Entry Rules Raise Concerns Over Immigration Client Data
A new set of Chinese rules taking effect Sept. 15 is prompting concern among immigration advisers in China and their clients over whether...
