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China’s ‘Market for Tech’ Trap Breeds Corruption and Lost IP for Western Firms, Insider Warns
News Analysis When a Beijing court gave former Tsinghua Unigroup Chairman Zhao Weiguo a suspended death sentence this May, it did more than bring down a once-lauded billionaire tech mogul. It laid bare how China’s flagship chip venture had devolved into a China Releases Draft Law Amendment to Tackle Price Wars; Analysts Skeptical
The Chinese communist regime has published a draft amendment to its pricing law to tackle the fierce price wars among companies, as industrial overcapacity and weak domestic demand continue. China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) and the South African Manufacturers Call for More Tariffs on China
JOHANNESBURG—Relations between the governments of China and South Africa are flourishing, but manufacturers in Africa’s leading economy feel increasingly squeezed by what some describe as a “constant flood” of cheap Chinese imports. The crisis is especially