China Flexes Its Sanctions Muscle
Beijing is taking lessons from the U.S. as it attempts to get more international companies to comply with its sanctions.
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Chinese Companies Are Still Driving Into U.S. Markets
Innovative Chinese companies still want to list in the U.S., even those with little chance of ever operating there.
Paul French on the Adventures of an American Future Duchess in Interwar China
The British author relates the truth behind Wallis Simpson's time in Shanghai, her activities for U.S. intelligence and the plight of the modern China book.
China on the Campaign Trail
China has played far more of a supporting role this year than in other recent presidential campaigns.
Big Pharma Doubles Down on China
Foreign pharmaceutical firms are eyeing the world’s second largest market for profit opportunities as well as innovative assets.
Sinophobia and U.S. Election Lies
The current political climate in the U.S. is harming its relations with China.
Close Connections
Untangling the alleged TSMC-Sophgo-Bitmain-Huawei chain.
TSMC’s Huawei Headache
TSMC is in hot water for allegedly supplying chips to Huawei via a company with ties to crypto. That company also has ties to the...
Ken Wilcox on Trying to Build a Bank in China
The former chief executive of Silicon Valley Bank talks about the frustrations of trying to expand in China, the role of the ‘secret team’ and...
Intel Gets Caught Up in the U.S.-China Rivalry
Criticism from a body with close ties to China’s top tech regulator signals increased scrutiny of the American chipmaker.
Peak Confusion: Why Betting on a Weakened China is a Bad Idea
Misdiagnosing China’s economic health and military potential could have serious consequences for American policy making.
In China’s Wake
U.S. shipbuilding sends an SOS.