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Anthropic IPO Share Orders From China Are Said to Be Rebuffed
Share orders originating from China concerning an initial public offering by Anthropic have reportedly been rebuffed.
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Bessent Ties Attacks on French Fridges to Chinese AI Model
Coverage connects refrigerator cyberattacks in France and disputes in Belgium to a Chinese artificial intelligence model.
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Why Singapore keeps turning up in the fight over Nvidia chips and China
Megaspeed retains a US law firm as scrutiny widens regarding Nvidia chips, drawing fresh attention to Singapore's role.
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EXCLUSIVE: Japan warns arms suppliers of deep cuts to expected orders due to budget squeeze, sources say
Japan faces fiscal pressure and regional warnings as defense plans encounter budget constraints and geopolitical friction.
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‘A high probability’: Congress pushes tighter export controls following Nvidia scandal
Congress weighs tighter export controls on Nvidia chips as fresh procurement scandals send shockwaves through regional AI markets.
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Seven travel trends that will define 2027
Coverage from Expedia, Booking.com, FORA Travel, and BBC outlines seven travel trends expected to shape 2027, from trip snacking and set-jetting to unconventional trips and good-ish travel.
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‘They will try anything’: China’s expanding spy network across California
Coverage from the Los Angeles Times, CNN, Fast Company, and Engelsberg Ideas examines China's alleged spy network in California and the broader history of honey trap operations.
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China stages unannounced Pacific drills in 'silent intimidation' of Taiwan, officials say
China stages unannounced Pacific drills in silent intimidation of Taiwan, officials say.
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How China’s 2-for-1 diplomatic threat forced Japan’s Takaichi to back down
Coverage tracks Prime Minister Takaichi planning diplomatic trips to the Philippines, China, and seeking a meeting with Trump.
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G7 foreign ministers say China's actions east of Taiwan threaten stability
G7 foreign ministers warn that China's actions east of Taiwan threaten regional stability, drawing a sharp rebuke from Beijing.
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Lutnick should have prevented the diversion of sensitive Nvidia AI chips to China, critics charge
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick faces criticism over alleged diversion of sensitive Nvidia AI chips to China as his long-standing friendship with President Trump comes under renewed scrutiny.
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OpenAI Joins Groundswell of Support for AI Chip Control Measures
OpenAI backs new chip export control measures as global tech discussions intensify.
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House Foreign Affairs chair: ‘Very likely’ chips restrictions make it into defense bill
House Foreign Affairs chair signals tougher AI chip restrictions are very likely to make it into the upcoming defense bill.
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White House weighs Commerce Secretary Lutnick's ouster amid Nvidia export concerns, sources say
White House weighs ousting Commerce Secretary Lutnick as Trump aides blame him for Nvidia AI chip diversion to China
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Commerce Department Finalizing Long-Awaited AI Remote Access Rule
The Commerce Department is finalizing a long-awaited rule governing remote access to artificial intelligence systems, while senators press for stronger AI export controls with China.
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Megaspeed's vacant offices raise questions about ties to Nvidia and China
Vacant offices and sparse corporate footprints linked to Megaspeed International are fueling questions about its ties to Nvidia and China.
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US Loses Grip on $121 Billion Mobile Gaming Sector to China
China has captured 40% of top mobile game revenue as the US falls to 16.5% in a market forecast to reach $121.1 billion in 2026.
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EXCLUSIVE: Chinese AI firms rush to secure Nvidia chip capacity as spy scandal stirs fear of US curbs
Chinese AI firms are racing to secure overseas Nvidia chip capacity as U.S. lawmakers weigh new export curbs and a spy scandal intensifies the political pressure.
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Yttrium's 125-Fold Price Gap Looms Over Trump-Xi Talks in Shenzhen
Yttrium costs about $1.15 million a ton in Europe versus $9,144 in China, a 125-fold gap, as Trump and Xi prepare to meet at the APEC summit in Shenzhen on Nov. 18-19.
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Tracking how Jensen Huang changed his stance on China
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's evolving position on China resurfaces in policy debates as a reported personal matter fuels renewed calls for stricter chip export controls before a Trump-Xi summit.
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Revenge of the China hawks: Jensen Huang’s enemies take a victory lap
Jensen Huang and Nvidia face intense scrutiny as political hawks celebrate impending limits on China chip sales.
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Scoop: Lutnick stalled curbing Nvidia chip sales to China — again
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has again delayed Trump administration restrictions on Nvidia chip flows to China, Axios reports.
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China’s Nvidia Honeypot Isn’t Surprising. Jensen Huang Fell for It Anyway
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a board-led investigation into his relationship with a woman U.S. officials say is a Chinese intelligence asset, sending shares down over 5% and prompting calls for his resignation.
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Nissan, Back in Red, Cuts Sales View on China Slump
Nissan cuts its sales outlook again as a China slump drives a steep earnings drop, even as the automaker holds its full-year profit target.
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China Continues Its Trade Dominance
China's surging tech exports mask deepening domestic economic weakness as trade surplus hits new records.
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Jensen Huang’s Affair Puts His Wife in the Spotlight
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to an extramarital affair with Alice Huang, a businesswoman suspected by U.S. officials of being a Chinese intelligence asset.
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China’s Singles’ Day shopping festival struggles to shake off weak consumer spending
China's annual Singles' Day online shopping festival faces ongoing struggles with weak consumer spending and subdued sales.
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Russia’s Push to Replace Dollar With China’s Yuan Collapses
Russia has abandoned its effort to replace the US dollar with China's yuan in foreign trade due to U.S. secondary sanctions.
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Nvidia shares rebound 4% as Huang faces scrutiny ahead of earnings
Nvidia shares rebound 4 percent as CEO Jensen Huang faces intense scrutiny regarding China entanglements ahead of earnings.
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Mike Johnson supports measures to restrict US chip sales to China
House Speaker Mike Johnson backs new restrictions on U.S. chip sales to China as a scandal over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy fuels bipartisan calls for tighter export controls.
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China Lifts The Veil On Its GJ-11 Mysterious Dragon Stealth UCAV
Coverage reveals China is testing next-generation stealth drone operations aboard a 40,000-ton warship.
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Scoop: Commerce Department received national security warning on Nvidia CEO affair
Nvidia CEO's alleged affair with suspected Chinese spy sparks national security concerns
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Short seller flagged Jensen Huang’s 'uncomfortably close' ties to alleged Chinese spy months ago
Short seller allegations about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's ties to an alleged Chinese spy resurface as he returns to office amid personal scandal.
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Nvidia hires major New York law firm to investigate Huang affair
Nvidia retains Wachtell Lipton to investigate CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy as Democrats push tighter chip-export controls.
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US commerce department delays Megaspeed’s inclusion on trade blacklist
US Commerce Department delays adding Chinese chip firm Megaspeed to its Entity List, a move that would restrict American technology exports to the company.
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US and rest of world must follow China’s lead on green energy, says John Kerry
Former US climate envoy John Kerry urges global adoption of China's green-energy model as multiple outlets detail Beijing's clean-tech dominance.
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Canada Signs New Deals With China After Trump Drops Trade Demand
Canada and China sign new financial and trade deals in Vancouver following dropped U.S. trade demands.
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Nvidia CEO's affair with alleged spy aided $7.5 billion in China chip shipments, Information reports
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under board investigation after reports of an affair with a Chinese national alleged to be a spy who helped facilitate $7.5 billion in chip shipments to China.
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‘We Used to Be a Wealthy City’: Auto Woes Slam German Towns
German auto towns face economic upheaval as Chinese EV competition and Volkswagen's crisis reshape industrial heartlands.
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How Jensen Huang’s Yearslong Ties to Alice Huang Enabled Nvidia Chip Sales to China
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an affair with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive whom U.S. intelligence believes was recruited by Chinese intelligence to influence chip export policy.
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Nvidia stock edges higher as pressure mounts following alleged China spy links
Nvidia stock edges upward amidst mounting scrutiny and political pressure following alleged China spy links.
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What we know about the mystery woman at the center of Nvidia's spy scandal
Nvidia and its CEO Huang face lawsuits over disclosures tied to a suspected Chinese spy, focusing attention on a mystery woman.
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Who is Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman tied to Nvidia's CEO?
Alice Huang emerges at the center of an unfolding Nvidia scandal involving alleged ties to Chinese firms and intelligence risks.
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Faisal Islam: What Jensen Huang told me about China, national security and persuading Trump
Nvidia and Jensen Huang face shareholder lawsuits amid high-stakes discussions on China, national security, and political persuasion.
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China’s Trade Surplus Passes $1 Trillion at Record Pace
China's trade surplus topped $1 trillion in the first 10 months of 2026, reaching the milestone a month earlier than last year as exports surged 35.2% in October on AI-driven demand.
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‘This is a serious national security issue.’ GOP bucks Trump on Nvidia
GOP lawmakers break with Trump over an FBI investigation into Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, calling it a serious national security issue.
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Trump says FBI investigating Nvidia boss's affair with alleged Chinese spy
President Trump said Jensen Huang told him he had no idea Alice Huang was an alleged Chinese spy during an affair.
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Exclusive | U.S. Balks at China’s Demand for Tightly Scripted Trump-Xi-Putin Summit
U.S. officials are resisting China's push for a tightly scripted trilateral summit between Trump, Xi, and Putin ahead of APEC talks, with denuclearization and AI nuclear agendas on the table.
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Common supplement could help fight psoriasis, scientists discover
A common supplement named pantethine improves psoriasis treatment outcomes in a small study conducted in China.
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Is the PLA rehearsing operations to keep US forces out of a Taiwan conflict?
Recent military drills by China in the Western Pacific spark intense international attention and strategic debate regarding regional security.
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Is Jensen Huang Too Powerful to Be Punished by Nvidia?
Nvidia shares rebounded 4% as CEO Jensen Huang faces intense scrutiny and a spy plot controversy ahead of earnings.
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Iran acquires oil facilities in China to bypass US sanctions, leaked document shows
A leaked letter reveals Iran has quietly acquired three Chinese oil terminals and seven storage tanks to circumvent U.S. sanctions, according to seven international outlets reporting simultaneously.
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Despite warnings from China, Saudi Arabia and Turkey, Israel advances embassy plans as U.S.-backed Somalia hits back and reasserts its claim to breakaway territory
Israel advances embassy plans in Somaliland despite warnings from China, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, drawing swift condemnation from Somalia.
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Trump thinks he will meet Xi and Putin at China APEC summit
Trump says he will meet Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin next week at China's APEC summit, while Beijing says it remains in communication with the parties.
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China Producer Inflation Accelerates to Over Four-Year High
China's producer inflation accelerated to 5.7% in October, reaching its highest rate in over four years.
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North China building fire kills 14
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Nvidia opens investigation after reports CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence
Nvidia opened an independent investigation after reports its CEO, Jensen Huang, was targeted by Chinese intelligence.
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The US let Nvidia sell chips to an empty office in China
U.S. export licenses allowed Nvidia to sell advanced AI chips to Chinese companies with empty offices and ties to sanctioned military suppliers, raising concerns about enforcement gaps.
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Rubio Warned Officials About Nvidia Chief’s Entanglement With Chinese Spy
Nvidia faces board-level scrutiny after reports detail official warnings regarding the chief executive and a suspected Chinese spy.
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BYD's New Flagship Sedan Wants To Be China's Most Luxurious Car Yet
BYD unveiled the Yangwang Altior, a $312,000 ultra-luxury electric sedan in Abu Dhabi, positioning it as China's answer to the Rolls-Royce Phantom with features like floating capability and tank turns.