The Chinese central bank has signaled its willingness to continue supporting the domestic economy. It considers further lowering the minimum reserve rate.
By Carolyn Braun
Chinese drone manufacturers are flooding the US market. A group of lawmakers sees this as a threat to national security and is calling for higher tariffs on imports.
By Marcel Grzanna
During a visit to Canberra, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that relations with Australia were on the path to improvement.
By Fabian Peltsch
Two men from Ningbo are accused of stealing trade secrets from the electric car manufacturer Tesla and selling them to undercover investigators. They were arrested on Tuesday.
By Fabian Peltsch
Beijing wants to use disinformation to influence elections and opinions in other countries in its favor. Taiwan is now planning to set up a global network in which false information can be exchanged at an early stage.
By Marcel Grzanna
The growth of internet giant Tencent has suffered due to a downturn in online gaming. With a new game release, the company hopes for a turnaround. Analysts forecast triple-digit million-dollar revenues.
By Marcel Grzanna
The US chip company Nvidia is not allowed to sell its ultra-modern semiconductors in China. Nevertheless, the company is expanding its cooperation with EV market leader BYD, for example, in AI models for autonomous driving.
By Christiane Kuehl
China wants to strengthen state-owned EV manufacturers and, at the same time, localize the supply chain for electromobility and autonomous driving. Manufacturers are likely to be instructed to invest more money in development.
By Christiane Kuehl
China is planning to diversify its iron ore imports. In doing so, it is looking towards Africa in particular and investing heavily in good relations. For their part, African countries are very interested in working together.
By Andreas Sieren
China's stock market regulator imposes penalties on a core company of the bankrupt real estate giant Evergrande and some of its executives. Profits were inflated for years.
By Carolyn Braun
