Naomi Xu Elegant

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  • SINGAPORE - FEBRUARY 09: A man looks at the container goods sitting outside the Lockheed Martin booth during the Singapore Airshow media preview on February 9, 2020 in Singapore. Lockheed Martin, the USA weapons maker, will not be participating in next week's Singapore Airshow over the coronavirus concerns. (Photo by Suhaimi Abdullah/Getty Images)International

    Why China is sanctioning Lockheed Martin

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  • President Trump Signs Bill To Increase Funding To NASAInternational

    Why China’s new sanctions single out Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio

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  • INDIA-CHINA-INTERNET-SECURITY-TIKTOKInternational

    TikTok is becoming inaccessible in more markets. Tech-savvy users are finding workarounds

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  • China Stocks Rise On ThursdayInternational

    Why Beijing is trying to tame China’s runaway stock markets

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  • TikTok has become a geopolitical bugbear, with high-stakes international repercussions.International

    How TikTok became a geopolitical flashpoint

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  • CHINA-SHANGHAI-STAR MARKET-TRADING-STARTInternational

    A tech firm just recorded the largest first-day jump of any Chinese IPO—924%

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  • A Didi sign in Hangzhou. The Chinese ride-hailing giant will trial the central bank of China’s digital currency on its transportation platform.International

    China is testing its digital currency on a new platform—with 500 million users

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  • National Security Legislation Posters In Hong KongInternational

    If you’re reading this, Beijing says its new Hong Kong security law applies to you

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  • TikTok said on Monday it will exit the Hong Kong market within days. Photographer: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInternational

    TikTok is withdrawing its app from Hong Kong as tech reckons with new security law

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  • HONG KONG-CHINA-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    The U.S. clampdown on Chinese companies is an unexpected windfall for Hong Kong

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    How Google and Facebook’s 8,000-mile undersea data cable got caught in U.S.-China feud

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  • A JD.com warehouse on Nov. 5, 2019, in Wuhan, China. JD.com’s June 18 initial public offering in Hong Kong is one of the year’s biggest for the region.International

    JD.com’s $3.9 billion Hong Kong IPO sees another Chinese giant diversify away from U.S. markets

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  • Delta Airlines Boeing 777-200LR aircraft seen at ShanghaiInternational

    U.S. and China ease coronavirus flight restrictions again after an earlier standoff

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  • FRANCE-HEALTH-VIRUSInternational

    China’s ‘circuit breaker’ flight restrictions are triggered for the first time

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  • Video Conferencing Software Zoom Goes Public On Nasdaq ExchangeInternational

    Zoom’s censorship stumble is a familiar narrative for tech stuck between U.S. and Beijing

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