Inside the Chinese Region That Has Become a No-Go for Western Companies
Projects are dead and surveillance is omnipresent in Xinjiang, which once lured Western companies such as Volkswagen.
China's Xpeng may invest up to $13.8 billion in humanoid robots, state media reports
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng sees humanoid robots as a long-term project and is considering large investments that ...
Where to Invest in China Consumer? Bernstein Answers
Investing.com -- As China’s consumer market continues to evolve in response to macroeconomic shifts, policy initiatives, and ...
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DeepSeek, a National Treasure in China, is Now Being Closely Guarded
DeepSeek’s sudden rise to global stardom has earned the startup a status akin to national treasure in China. One result is ...
Jim Banks Introduces Bill to Prevent Pension Plans from Investing in Chinese Companies
The bill would prohibit American 401 (k)s and other retirement plans from funding companies based in China, Russia, Iran, and ...
Businesses are pivoting away from China — but few wind up in India
Red tape, restrictive import policies and unpredictable regulations have prevented global companies from committing to India, ...
Fear and resignation after ‘world’s most powerful company’ pays Trump a $100 billion ‘protection fee’
It was a surprise ceremony at the White House presided over by President Donald Trump to unveil a $100 billion investment from what he called the world’s most powerful company, Taiwan Semiconductor ...
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China's Xpeng May Invest up to $13.8 Billion in Humanoid Robots, State Media Reports
CEO He Xiaopeng said on the sidelines of the annual parliamentary session that while the company's current investment could be considered conservative given how it was in the early stages of ...