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Last Updated: July 7, 2016
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04.20.18Analyst: China’s Huawei To Exit U.S. Market
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By the end of Huawei's annual analyst summit held this week in its hometown of Shenzhen, China, the world's largest telecommunications equipment maker left no doubt that the U.S. market is no longer part...
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03.07.18China and the Philippines Will Work Together to Tap the South China Sea’s Vast Oil Deposits
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China needs fuel to grow the world’s second-largest economy by 6.5% this year as established this week at annual legislative sessions.
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03.06.18China Could Be the World’s First All Electric Vehicle Ecosystem
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02.12.18China Quietly Releases 2017 Provincial GDP Figures
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Provincial GDP figures don't add up to the reported national growth rate.
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02.08.18This Week in China Tech: Xiaomi’s 460 Investments, Tencent’s Gamble and a New ‘Blockchain Academy’
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China’s technology scene is always shifting, and this week we’ve seen big news coming from Xiaomi, Tencent, Wanda, Baidu, among others. Here are the some of the most interesting tech stories out of China you might not have heard about.
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01.25.18How China Is Winning Back More Graduates from Foreign Universities Than Ever Before
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Where it was once inevitable that those who left to study at prestigious foreign universities would remain on distant shores for years, China’s graduates are now answering the call of home more than ever before -- and many are turning down lucrative...
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01.17.18China’s Sports Industry Is Allegedly Growing Faster Than the National Economy
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The Chinese National Bureau of Statistics announced official data on the growth of China’s sport’s industry for 2016 on Saturday, showing a total output of 1.9 trillion yuan ($295 billion), and an 11.1% growth that outpaced the recovering national...
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01.16.18China’s Shutdown of Bitcoin Miners Isn’t Just about Electricity
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The most critical aspect about cryptocurrency for China to address is criminal activity.
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12.21.17What Happened on China's New Silk Road in 2017
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Year four of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is now in the books.
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12.20.17The Arms Race in the South China Sea
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China’s increasingly assertive attitude in the South China Sea has its neighbors worried.
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11.03.17China and Vietnam, Best ‘Frenemies’ Forever
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You know those boyfriend-girlfriend relationships that break up, get back together, and break up again? Maybe the two viscerally don’t get along but need each other for some indispensable reason. That pattern describes ties between China and Vietnam...
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10.18.17China’s Challenges Abroad: How Do You Solve a Problem Like North Korea?
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The importance of the Chinese Communist Party’s 19th party congress to the future of Xi Jinping’s leadership and the direction of China has paralyzed policy debates on many issues, including North Korea. The paralysis has persisted despite the...
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10.10.17China May Consider These Countries for Its Overseas Military Base
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10.05.17Why the Rest of Asia Is Worried about China's Big Communist Confab
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Not sure whether China will be nice to self-ruled Taiwan? Wait until after the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party. What’s in store for the hotly disputed, resource-rich South China Sea, where Beijing has taken a military and technological...