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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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03.01.18Why China Is Censoring Winnie the Pooh—and the Letter ‘N’
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has had a fruitful five plus years in his current position.
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01.19.18Google Inks a Patent Deal with Tencent as It Explores Ways to Expand in China
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Alphabet‘s (GOOG, +0.31%) Google has agreed to a patent licensing deal with Tencent Holdings (TCTZF, +0.86%) as it looks for ways to expand in China where many of its products, such as app store, search engine and email service, are blocked by...
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01.09.18Americans Can’t Agree If They Loved or Hated ‘the Last Jedi.’ but China Definitely Hated It
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“Star Wars: The Last Jedi” brought in an estimated $28.7 million in its opening weekend in China, coming in below its two predecessors in the world’s fastest-growing market.
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01.04.18The China Trade War Has Already Begun: CEO Daily for January 4, 2018
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Gordon Orr, director emeritus of McKinsey and long-time China hand, wrote recently that many Chinese investors now “simply assume that they could not get approval for investment in the United States, and so won’t try.”
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12.14.17Google Plans Big AI Push in China
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Google is expanding its artificial intelligence, or AI research to China.
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12.07.17Four U.S. Engineers Charged with Trying to Steal Chip Designs for a Chinese Startup
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Four former Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT, +2.37%) engineers have been charged with attempting to steal chip designs from the semiconductor equipment company to sell to a Chinese startup.
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12.07.17Why China's GDP Growth Rate Tells Us Nothing about Its Economy
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China clocked in GDP growth of 6.9% in the first three quarters of 2017, and is set to end the year at 6.8%. But Peking University finance professor Michael Pettis believes that the figure is no indication of the actual state of the Chinese economy.
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12.05.17Are Alibaba and Tencent Fueling a Tech Bubble? Investors Weigh the Worrisome Question
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Alibaba has spent roughly $1.72 billion buying at least 50 startups and small businesses since 2013, while Tencent has doled out at least $780 million over the same period, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
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11.09.17U.S. Companies Signed a Ton of Deals during Trump's China Trip
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U.S. companies, from chip giant Qualcomm to aircraft maker Boeing, announced a slew of deals on Thursday during U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing. The deals could be valued as much as $250 billion, though some have been long in the...
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08.28.17China Is Investing $57 Billion into Pakistan
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Chinese entrepreneurs are looking to explore opportunities in Pakistan, where Beijing has pledged to spend $57 billion on infrastructure projects as part of its “Belt and Road” initiative.
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08.06.17The Trump Organization Has Been Granted Trademarks in Macau, China’s Casino Hub
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A company linked to U.S. President Donald Trump has been granted approval from the Chinese territory of Macau for additional trademarks, including casino services, to develop the “Trump” brand in the world’s biggest gambling center.
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05.24.17Microsoft Just Built a Special Version of Windows for China
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China’s government officials now have a custom version of Windows. Microsoft said Tuesday that its new Windows 10 China Government Edition is ready for Chinese government agencies to use.
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03.21.17China May Set New Rules to Curb ‘Irrational’ Outbound Investment This Year
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China this year may publish rules on outbound investment by Chinese firms that would spell out the sectors in which investing is encouraged and those where it is restricted, state media reported on Tuesday.
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03.20.17China Is Reportedly Getting Ready to Hit back against Any of Trump’s Trade Penalties
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China’s government has been seeking advice from its think-tanks and policy advisers on how to counter potential trade penalties from U.S. President Donald Trump, getting ready for the worst, even as they hope for business-like negotiations.
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02.06.17It Won’t Be Easy for Donald Trump to Bully China
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Trump’s screeds against China—for cheapening its currency, stoking its export machine and “stealing” American jobs—were a centerpiece of his campaign. And yet, as Trump himself probably knows, China won’t be easy to bully.