Biden signs executive order restricting U.S. investment in some Chinese technology
The United States government cites security concerns over a new tech executive order from President Biden.
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The United States government cites security concerns over a new tech executive order from President Biden.
During a recent three-day meeting in California, companies like Microsoft, Apple, and Google met with lawmakers to discuss matters pertaining to China.
Disgraced FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried is adding bribery to his list of criminal charges.
A CCP-controlled newspaper has taken notice of Elon Musk spreading the U.S. Energy Department's report on COVID-19's possible origins on Twitter.
NetEase livestreamed it tearing down a World of Warcraft statue outside its headquarters in Hangzhou, China.
The GameStop chairman has built a stake worth hundreds of millions USD in Alibaba and wants it to speed up share buybacks.
NetEase reportedly refused Activision Blizzard's request for a six month extension, with its game services currently set to go offline in China on January 23.
A recent cut saw pricing for a number of Tesla models reduced by as much as 13.4 percent.
China's alleged fiscal incentive package is aimed at countering US trade legislation and creating self-sufficiency for the nation in the tech sector.
Apple has been forced to address the depth of shortfall it could face in iPhone production amid a protest at a Foxconn iPhone factory in China.