26 h. ago Mystery recall of iPhone engineers may be Chinese interference in Apple’s plans

Mystery recall of iPhone engineers may be Chinese interference in Apple’s plans  9to5Mac

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1 week ago Hong Kong to relax rules for converting hotels into university student hostels

Hong Kong authorities will relax rules for converting hotels into university student accommodation to ease a supply shortage under a pilot scheme to be launched next month. In a paper submitted to the Legislative Council on Friday, the Development Bureau said it would expand the definition of “hotels” to include student hostels, waive planning procedures and simplify applications, allowing private operators to build the dormitories on commercial land more easily. “Under the latest plan,...

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2 w. ago Chinese Embassy strongly rejects G7 statement for interference and smears on China

Chinese Embassy strongly rejects G7 statement for interference and smears on China-related matters  Global Times

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2 w. ago FBI Raises 'Alarming' Claims of Chinese Interference in 2020 Election

FBI Raises 'Alarming' Claims of Chinese Interference in 2020 Election  Newsweek

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2 w. ago How America's new plan to cut China's supply chain for Apple, Google, Samsung and other technology compan

How America's new plan to cut China's supply chain for Apple, Google, Samsung and other technology compan  Times of India

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3 w. ago China’s Ant International to seek stablecoin licence in Hong Kong

Fintech firm Ant International, the global affiliate of Chinese tech giant Ant Group, said it would apply for a stablecoin issuer licence in Hong Kong once the new ordinance governing fiat-backed cryptocurrencies comes into effect in August. “We welcome the passage of the Stablecoins Bill and hope to contribute more to the city’s vision as a global hub for next-gen finance,” Ant International said in a statement on Thursday. “We plan to apply for the fiat-referenced stablecoins issuer’s...

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3 w. ago Ant International and Ant Digital to seek stablecoin licences in Hong Kong

Singapore-based Ant International and the Hangzhou-based Ant Digital, two affiliates of Chinese tech giant Ant Group, have announced plans to apply for stablecoin issuer licences in Hong Kong once the new ordinance governing fiat-backed cryptocurrencies takes effect in August. “We welcome the passage of the Stablecoins Bill and hope to contribute more to the city’s vision as a global hub for next-gen finance,” Ant International, a spin-off of Ant’s global operations, said in a statement on...

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