Trade War

REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque The coronavirus pandemic is accelerating a capital war between the US and China, Michael Howell, the CEO of CrossBorder Capital, said in a Tuesday interview with CNBC. "The decision to share dollar swap lines with 14 other nations, effectively forming a de facto group of 15 countries, including…

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The prospects of a trade war between China and the western economies ratcheted up on Sunday as Beijing accused the US of pushing relations towards a new cold war. China has no intention to change, s… Read More

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Source: Android CentralWhat you need to knowChina is mulling over retaliatory measures against the U.S., following its move to cut off Huawei's access to crucial semiconductor suppliers. Reports suggest it's considering launching investigations against U.S. companies. Apple, Boeing, Cisco, and Qualcomm have all been named as potential targets. The trade…

It would be one of the greatest startup investments of all time. Masayoshi Son, riding high in the klieg lights of the 1990s dot-com bubble, invested $20 million dollars into a fledgling Hong Kong-based startup called Alibaba. That $20 million investment into the Chinese e-commerce business would go on to…

US officials have taken a dim view of Huawei — and indeed other Chinese tech companies — for a long time. Back in 2008 the company dropped a bid for 3Com after the US revealed it planned to investigate whether the deal would give China access to anti-hacking technology used…

China's foreign ministry said on Saturday it would defend companies like Huawei against "unreasonable suppression" from the US.A Chinese newspaper said the government was ready to retaliate against Washington after President Donald Trump's administration moved to block global chip supplies to the blacklisted telecoms company.Tensions between the world's two largest…

(Reuters) — China’s foreign ministry said on Saturday the United States needed to stop the “unreasonable suppression” of Chinese companies like Huawei, and a Chinese newspaper said the government was ready to retaliate against Washington. The Trump administration on Friday moved to block global chip supplies to blacklisted telecoms equipment…

The Trump administration has moved to block global chip supplies to Huawei Technologies China's foreign ministry said on Saturday the United States needed to stop the "unreasonable suppression" of Chinese companies like Huawei, and a Chinese newspaper said the government was ready to retaliate against Washington. The Trump administration on…