President Donald Trump’s trade war with China has intensified, deepening a high-stakes economic showdown that could reshape global commerce and jolt both nations’ economies. With tariffs soaring—U.S. duties on Chinese goods now at 145%, matched by Beijing’s 125% retaliatory levies—the conflict risks sparking inflation, disrupting supply chains, and erasing trillions from stock markets. As Trump
More
As NATO leaders gathered in Washington for a landmark summit and issued "irreversible" support for Ukraine and deep criticism of Beijing for its support of Russia
More
Porsche Engineering, technology service provider and wholly owned subsidiary of Porsche, establishes another Chinese site to even better meet the ever-expanding localization needs for the Chinese market, particularly in terms of highly automated driving, connectivity, infotainment, and assistance systems.
More
China’s lower-tier cities are home to more than 930 million people, almost three times the U.S. population — mostly underserved by e-commerce sites
More
China now depends almost entirely on its own online content providers, as the number of big foreign companies in the market, such as Yahoo and LinkedIn, keeps dwindling, giving the government a boost in controlling the internet, analysts say.
More
In the early days of the coronavirus outbreak, China sought to block news of the rapidly spreading virus, detaining those who tried to speak out. But in the months that followed, as the pandemic ravaged families and economies worldwide, Beijing sought to reset its public image through foreign media, research published Wednesday by the International
More
External Chinese government and commercial messaging on information technology (IT) speaks in one voice. Domestically, one hears a different, second voice.
More
After declaring victories over extreme poverty and the coronavirus, Chinese leader Xi Jinping has laid out a new path for China's economic rise at home and abroad that could force Beijing to adapt to new difficulties caused by the pandemic.
More
Faced with a struggling economy and few financial lifelines, Kyrgyzstan is feeling the weight of its swelling state debt -- a significant proportion of which is owed to China -- and considering some drastic measures to meet its obligations.
More
