24 h. ago How A Sewing ‘Oops’ Turned Into An ‘Opportunity’ In China – OpEd

How A Sewing ‘Oops’ Turned Into An ‘Opportunity’ In China – OpEd  Eurasia Review

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37 h. ago HSBC reviews Singapore insurance unit amid focus on high growth in Hong Kong, mainland

HSBC Holdings’ exploration of options for its insurance business in Singapore may lead to a sale of the unit as the group reallocates resources to its insurance business in Hong Kong and mainland China, according to analysts. “It makes sense for HSBC to consider an exit from Singapore’s insurance market to focus on Hong Kong and mainland China, as so many mainlanders are coming to Hong Kong to buy insurance products here,” said Kenny Tang Sing-hing, chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of...

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37 h. ago HSBC reviews Singapore insurance unit amid high growth focus on Hong Kong, mainland China

HSBC Holdings’ exploration of options for its insurance business in Singapore may lead to a sale of the unit as the group reallocates resources to its insurance business in Hong Kong and mainland China, according to analysts. “It makes sense for HSBC to consider an exit from Singapore’s insurance market to focus on Hong Kong and mainland China, as so many mainlanders are coming to Hong Kong to buy insurance products here,” said Kenny Tang Sing-hing, chairman of the Hong Kong Institute of...

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44 h. ago MOC: China's export control to Japan legitimate, reasonable, lawful

MOC: China's export control to Japan legitimate, reasonable, lawful  chinadailyasia.com

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47 h. ago Commerce Tweaks China Chip Export Reviews for Nvidia, AMD Products

Commerce Tweaks China Chip Export Reviews for Nvidia, AMD Products  MeriTalk

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3 d. ago The Church’s Silence On China’s Egregious Violations Of Religious Freedom – OpEd

The Church’s Silence On China’s Egregious Violations Of Religious Freedom – OpEd  Eurasia Review

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3 d. ago Trump administration faces backlash over Nvidia H200 AI chip sales to China

Witnesses and lawmakers at a foreign affairs hearing blasted the Trump administration’s approval for the sale of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China and called for it to reverse the decision, as the White House’s top technology adviser defended the move in the administration’s first public testimony discussing the latest export control measures. Allowing China to buy Nvidia’s second most powerful AI chip is a “wrong path” that would “supercharge” Beijing’s military modernisation and damage the US’...

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3 d. ago Spectral Threats: China, Russia And Trump’s Greenland Rationale – OpEd

Spectral Threats: China, Russia And Trump’s Greenland Rationale – OpEd  Eurasia Review

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5 d. ago Police Day Profits: How China’s Repression Fuels Its Economic Rise – OpEd

Police Day Profits: How China’s Repression Fuels Its Economic Rise – OpEd  Eurasia Review

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6 d. ago Shaping The Strategic Environment: US Competitive Statecraft Toward Russia And China In 2026 – Analysis

Shaping The Strategic Environment: US Competitive Statecraft Toward Russia And China In 2026 – Analysis  Eurasia Review

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9 d. ago Meta’s $2 Billion Manus Deal Meets Regulatory Scrutiny in China

Meta’s $2 Billion Manus Deal Meets Regulatory Scrutiny in China  PYMNTS.com

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9 d. ago China to probe Meta’s purchase of Manus over export controls, tech outflow concerns

China’s Ministry of Commerce says it will conduct a review and investigation into Meta’s acquisition of Manus regarding export controls and technology exports, confirming an earlier report by the Post. The Post reported that Chinese authorities were considering whether to step in over Meta Platforms’ acquisition of Manus – an artificial intelligence agent developer with Chinese roots – amid concerns the deal could breach technology export controls and encourage more start-ups to relocate...

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1 week ago China Reviews Meta’s $2 Billion Deal to Buy AI Startup Manus

China Reviews Meta’s $2 Billion Deal to Buy AI Startup Manus  Bloomberg.com

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1 week ago Furniture retailer Ikea to close 7 stores in China amid property market slump

Ikea will close seven stores in mainland China, as the multinational furniture retailer grapples with the country’s weak property market and sluggish consumer spending, which have dampened demand for its goods. Following a comprehensive review, Ikea China said the seven stores would cease operations from February 2. These are located in Shanghai’s suburban Baoshan district, Guangzhou, Tianjin, Nantong and Xuzhou in eastern Jiangsu province, Ningbo in eastern Zhejiang province and Harbin in...

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1 week ago Meta stock slips premarket: Manus AI deal reportedly under China scrutiny

Meta stock slips premarket: Manus AI deal reportedly under China scrutiny  MSN

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1 week ago Beijing mulls intervention in Meta’s deal to buy Manus amid AI ‘brain drain’ fears

Chinese authorities are considering whether to step in over Meta Platforms’ acquisition of Manus – an artificial intellligence agent developer with Chinese roots – amid concerns the deal could breach technology export controls and encourage more start-ups to relocate offshore, according to two sources. One of the sources said officials, including at the Ministry of Commerce, were looking into the transaction and that the review could lead to action. The other said the chances of intervention...

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1 week ago Beijing mulls intervention in Meta’s Manus deal amid AI ‘brain drain’ fears

Beijing mulls intervention in Meta’s Manus deal amid AI ‘brain drain’ fears  South China Morning Post

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1 week ago China reviews Meta’s $2 bln Manus AI deal over export control concerns

China reviews Meta’s $2 bln Manus AI deal over export control concerns - FT  Investing.com

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1 week ago China reviews Meta's purchase of AI startup Manus, FT reports

China reviews Meta's purchase of AI startup Manus, FT reports  Reuters

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1 week ago New ECOWAS Headquarters: China Continues Sharing Unique Diplomacy With Africa – OpEd

New ECOWAS Headquarters: China Continues Sharing Unique Diplomacy With Africa – OpEd  Eurasia Review

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