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Asia needs deeper energy markets if it’s going to achieve its AI ambitions

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Singapore’s IPO reboot sees 3.5x the listings and over $3 billion raised, as reforms bring bourse revenue up 14%

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Japan’s chip companies are fighting with ski resorts for construction workers as they try to build a new plant in chilly Hokkaido

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Chinese cement company’s shares mysteriously lose 99% of their value in just 15 minutes

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China’s ‘Tomb Sweeping’ holiday spending surpasses pre-COVID levels as the country continues a slow and steady recovery

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen pushes China to address manufacturing overcapacity that can flood world with ‘artificially cheap Chinese products’

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China’s commerce minister says the West’s overcapacity concerns are ‘groundless,’ and that the country’s EV success is the result of ‘innovation’ not subsidies

China’s commerce minister says the West’s overcapacity concerns are ‘groundless,’ and that the country’s EV success is the result of ‘innovation’ not subsidies

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New Zealand will require visa applicants to speak English as its government blasts ‘unsustainable’ migration

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen calls on China to offer a level playing field for U.S. workers and firms as she arrives for trade visit

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen calls on China to offer a level playing field for U.S. workers and firms as she arrives for trade visit

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Analysts explain the rise of China’s EV sector—and how it might navigate protectionist backlash and Beijing withdrawing support

Analysts explain the rise of China’s EV sector—and how it might navigate protectionist backlash and Beijing withdrawing support

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BYD lost its EV crown to Tesla after just one quarter as China’s EV market slumps

BYD lost its EV crown to Tesla after just one quarter as China’s EV market slumps

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Leading chipmaker TSMC evacuates staff and pauses some machinery after Taiwan’s largest earthquake in a quarter-century

Leading chipmaker TSMC evacuates staff and pauses some machinery after Taiwan’s largest earthquake in a quarter-century

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U.S. pushes South Korea to follow its lead and tighten export controls on chips for China

U.S. pushes South Korea to follow its lead and tighten export controls on chips for China

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Xiaomi warns potential customers that they may need to wait over half a year to get the company’s new EV, as its shares jump by as much as 16%

Xiaomi warns potential customers that they may need to wait over half a year to get the company’s new EV, as its shares jump by as much as 16%

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