China Business & Economy

The White House says it will be on the Trump administration to implement the law that requires the app to be sold or banned.

Tokyo and Taipei were also targeted by Beijing’s provisional measures against a material used in vehicles and medical devices.

Apple still ranked first in the global smartphone market in 2024 with a market share of 18.7 percent, followed closely by Samsung at 18 percent.

The country’s largest property developer reported losses of $24.3 billion in 2023, up from $825 million in 2022.

The EU stands ready to take ‘decisive action to defend the level playing field’ and ’support fair competition,' trade chief of the 27-nation bloc says.

ByteDance’s platform was added while Tencent’s WeChat was dropped from the ‘Notorious Markets’ list.

The yuan is tightly controlled by the Chinese Communist Party via China’s central bank, and analysts predict the currency will continue to fall.

Liam Byrne, chair of the Business and Trade Committee, said the lawyer’s reluctance to answer questions ‘bordered on contempt of the committee.’

An eight-year-old girl in Queensland suffered severe burns when a garment, which failed to meet mandatory safety standards for children’s nightwear, caught fire

The Chinese economy is also mired in banking and real estate troubles, according to the hedge fund manager.

Analysts say the Chinese Communist Party’s tariff reduction on the key raw materials is aimed at increasing its military production and geopolitical influence.

The senators say that the era in which U.S.–China science and technology cooperation made sense is long-gone.

China’s economic figures show weak consumer spending, highlighting vulnerabilities in its economy.

Tencent is a key stakeholder in several gaming companies.

Rights activist Li Yingzhi referenced a saying by Chinese sage Lao Tzu: ‘If the people do not fear death, what use is there in threatening them with death?’

‘The tariff increases announced today will further blunt the harmful policies and practices’ by the Chinese regime, said the U.S. Trade Representative.

Temu, which has raised concerns among Vietnamese consumers and regulators, missed the deadline to register with Vietnam’s trade ministry.

Hyundai is now edging closer to becoming the world’s second-most profitable automaker, second only to Toyota.