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China could be the ‘big winner’ in the AI race, thanks to abundant power, cheap manufacturing, and an open-source craze

Mohit Kumar, Jefferies’s global macro strategist, cites valuations, cheap power, and “wider adoption of AI” for his bullishness on China’s tech sector.

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By Eva RoytburgMarch 23, 2026
The Iran war cripples Asia’s supplies of fertilizer and helium, threatening farms and chipmakers alike
By Angelica AngMarch 23, 2026
Apple CEO praises China partners as Beijing applies pressure
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TechSamsung’s billionaire chairman can lead the company without the threat of jail time after a court acquits him of stock manipulation charges
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TechA Taiwanese scooter startup is taking battery-swapping global—and wants to bring legacy brands like Yamaha and Suzuki along for the ride
By Lionel LimFebruary 2, 2024
FinanceChina’s EV makers continue to make inroads in Southeast Asia, as they double their market share in Thailand—the ‘Detroit of Asia’
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TechIndiana poised to win a $15 billion chip packaging plant from South Korea’s SK Hynix that could solve a major bottleneck in the U.S. supply chain
By MacKenzie Hawkins, Yoolim Lee and BloombergFebruary 2, 2024
TechApple loses $84 billion in value after reporting weak sales in China, the ‘most competitive smartphone market in the world’
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TechShou Zi Chew, CEO of ByteDance-owned TikTok, had to confront claims about ties to China in the U.S. Senate: ‘Senator, I’m Singaporean’
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LeadershipByteDance CEO is mad at his employees for missing the AI wave. He’s the latest Chinese tech executive to fret about being too slow to adapt
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FinanceA blizzard threatens to put a chill on the Lunar New Year holiday—and on Beijing’s hopes of boosting the economy
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FinanceToyota sits on top of the world’s car market for the fourth year running, but an array of safety scandals could threaten its brand
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LeadershipChina’s ambassador to the U.S. accuses immigration officers of harassing Chinese students: ‘This is absolutely unacceptable’
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FinanceBYD’s victory over Tesla may have come at a cost, as a lower-than-expected profit estimate pushes shares down almost 5%
By Lionel LimJanuary 30, 2024
TechToyota is suspending the shipment of 10 vehicle models after it found problems with diesel engine tests
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TechCanon, best known for its cameras and printers, wants to undercut ASML and its $150 million chipmaking machines
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FinanceEvergrande, the poster child for China’s property debt crisis, is ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court: ‘Enough is enough’
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LeadershipTesla CEO Elon Musk says protectionism is the only thing stopping China’s cheap EVs from demolishing the competition
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LeadershipToyota’s chairman doubles down on his electric car skepticism, forecasting that EV adoption will peak at just 30%
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LeadershipThe CEO behind China’s leading producer of EV batteries asks the Davos crowd to not let geopolitics get in the way of progress
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