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Impact of US trade restrictions will be less than feared – Huawei
Chinese technology giant Huawei said the impact of US trade restrictions on its business will be less than what it initially feared. Read more…
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Indian nationalist group critical of Chinese telecom equipment
A Hindu nationalist group close to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling party has stepped up criticism of Chinese telecom equipment makers. Read more…
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Chinese gaming giants unveil titles that play up patriotic values
Chinese gaming companies, including giants Tencent and NetEase, unveiled new titles at an industry meet that show off socialist values and patriotic themes. Read more…
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US ban on Chinese surveillance technology causing confusion
Contractors voice confusion over National Defence Authorization Act that prohibits federal agencies from purchasing new equipment from Chinese companies Read more…
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Trump takes aim at Google over relationship with Chinese govt
Donald Trump said his administration would investigate whether Alphabet Inc’s Google supports the Chinese government. Read more…
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Chinese censors work hard to erase news of Hong Kong protests
Chinese censors are working hard to erase or block news of the Hong Kong protests on social media and search platforms amid a surge in local interest. Read more…
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Chinese brands dominate Indian smartphone market
Chinese brands control a record 66% of Indian smartphone market with volumes rising 20% on the back of popularity for brands like Vivo, RealMe and Oppo. Read more…
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Chinese technology workers protest online over work hours
Chinese technology workers are protesting online against gruelling overtime hours at some companies, and the message is going viral. Read more…
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US pushing Chinese owners of Grindr gay dating app to sell
The Chinese owner of Grindr, the popular gay dating app, is seeking to sell after a US government national security panel raised concerns about its ownership. Read more…
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Top diplomat says Chinese firms should not be “silent lambs”
Chinese government’s top diplomat says that Chinese companies should use “legal weapons” and not be “silent lambs” when facing US political oppression. Read more…