Report: Tech Companies Fear China Spying Through Power Cords
U.S. tech companies including Dell, IBM, and HP are reportedly concerned that China may be spying on them through power cords and plugs manufactured in the country.
Trump: Markets Will See “A Very Big Spike” After China Trade Deal
Says he won’t hesitate to walk away from a bad deal
China Is Collecting on the Debts of Other Countries…and Gaining Footholds at Our Backdoor
When most Americans think of expansionism in China’s naval power — if they think of it at all — their minds immediately go to the South China Sea, where Beijing has been trying to increase its territorial waters by building man-made islands and fortifying defenses elsewhere, particularly on the island of Hainan. However, China’s naval…
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Donald Trump Boasts Boost in Wages Despite Only 20,000 Jobs in February
“We’re seeing wages rise more than they have at any time for a long long time,” Trump said. “I’m happy about that.”
Pompeo Reminds China It’s in Trump’s World Now with Use of Force Announcement
For the past several years, the communist nation of China has sought to expand and exert its influence over other nations in the region, specifically those that share the international and territorial waters of the South China Sea. By way of taking over existing uninhabited islands — or manufacturing man-made islands altogether — and then…
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‘Captain Marvel’ on Course for $30 Million in Women’s Day China Debut
“Captain Marvel” is on course to finish its opening day in Chinese theaters with a gross score of $30 million. That figure, according to the Maoyan online ticketing service, takes in $2.2 million earned in previews on Thursday, plus Friday ticket sales to 8.15pm local time, for a running total of $29.8 million (RMB200 million). […]
China Live Streamer Panda TV to Close Down
Panda TV, the Chinese live streaming platform backed by young tycoon Wang Sicong, is to close down. It ran out of cash and will lay off its entire workforce. There have been rumors for weeks of dire financial problems at the company and layoffs of some 500 staff. The company CEO Zhang Juyuan confirmed the […]
Top U.S. Gen. on Africa: China Likely to Expand Footprint, Russian Paramilitary Ops ‘Concerning’
The top American commander in Africa warned lawmakers on Thursday against the potential expansion of China’s military activities beyond its first overseas base in Djibouti and Russia’s deployment of mercenaries to the Central African Republic (CAR) and ongoing military support for Libyan strongman Gen. Khalifa Haftar who has been accused of war crimes.
China’s Huawei Sues U.S. Government for Blocking Sales
China’s giant Huawei telecommunications company announced on Thursday it filed a lawsuit against the United States government over its ban on government agencies and contractors buying Huawei equipment. The ban was imposed over concerns that Huawei products may create security vulnerabilities that could be exploited by Chinese intelligence agents.
Chinese Actress Blocked from Travel by Social Credit System
Actress and former Miss Chinese International Michelle Ye Xuan, whose resume includes numerous films and television shows, has become the highest-profile “untrustworthy” citizen to be banned from travel by China’s social credit system, a massive surveillance and data-mining operation that grades Chinese for the quality of their citizenship and punishes those with poor scores.
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