Huawei to launch first 5G tablet by Q1 2020
Huawei will launch its 5G-enabled tablet in the first quarter of 2020, which is expected to beat Samsung to become the world's first.
HK shares unshaken by external factors
No stocks tumbling. No capital flight. Hong Kong's capital markets have been as solid as a rock despite external interference, especially the passage of a bill by the US Congress that supports Hong Kong rioters.
Huawei founder quits subsidiary post, won't affect operations: experts
Ren Zhengfei, founder and CEO of Chinese technology giant Huawei, has reportedly stepped down as a vice chairman of one of its subsidiaries in Beijing, a move that triggered discussion as to whether it would have any impact on Huawei's operations amid the crackdown by the US.
No need to 'manipulate' China's GDP figures
China's revision of its 2018 GDP figures is a routine practice that happens every five years based on a broad and comprehensive national economic census, analysts said, noting that China has no need to and will not manipulate economic data to achieve certain goals.
Huawei, other Chinese firms only want equity: Chamber
Huawei and other Chinese companies which invest in Germany call for equal opportunities to do business like companies from other countries, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Germany said on Friday. The request underscores the risks that Berlin singles out Chinese companies in its special security inspections.
Hong Kong markets remain normal after bills passed by US Congress: official
Financial Secretary of China's Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) government Paul Chan said Sunday that the financial markets remained normal after the passage of Hong Kong-related bills by the U.S. Congress.
Inclusive, open platform between China and US needed for technology fluidity
China and the US, as two responsible nations, should work together to build an inclusive and open platform supporting innovation and global economic development, Huai Jinpeng, executive vice president of the China Association for Science and Technology, said at the New Economy Forum held in Beijing on Friday.
No need to focus on whether Phase One trade deal can be inked within 2019
There is no need to focus on whether or not a Phase One China-US trade deal can be signed before the year's end, Zhu Min, a former deputy managing director of the IMF, said on Friday.
China, US trade teams to maintain close communication: MOC
Chinese and US economic and trade teams will continue to maintain close communication, a spokesperson with the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Thursday.
US, China need to restrain trade conflict: Kissinger
There is a huge difference between the current US-China trade tussle and the Cold War confrontations, former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger said at a session at the New Economy Forum held in Beijing, where he expressed hopes for success in the China-US ongoing trade negotiations.
China-US cooperation possible: AIIB president
President of the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) Jin Liqun said on Thursday that he has always anticipated China and the US could cooperate and make joint investments, refuting opinions that the relationship between the two countries is broken or drastically strained.
Huawei VP: US runs risk of tech isolation
The US has granted a new 90-day license extension for Huawei, allowing American companies to continue doing business with the Chinese telecom giant. US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross cited the reason for yet another delay - the third of its kind so far: To allow rural wireless carriers that rely on Huawei products to continue servicing customers in remote areas.
China pulled US out of 2008 financial crisis: expert
China pulled the US out of the 2008 financial crisis, a Chinese expert said on Thursday, saying that China's opening-up is win-win.
Trade war takes toll, but Xinjiang exporters seek to diversify markets
Textile companies in Aksu, the nation's largest top cotton production base in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, are seeing their exports to the US fall to almost nothing this year amid a bickering trade war between the world's two largest economies.
China moves to shore up growth, as trade talks drag on
China on Wednesday took another major step to shore up domestic growth by lowering its benchmark interest rate for the fourth time in less than three weeks, as the world's second-largest economy continues to face intensifying downward pressure.
Big gaps remain in China-US trade talks
China and the US may still have a long way to go to end the trade war, with major differences remaining over the nature of the bilateral relationship, despite ongoing talks on a possible phase-one deal to defuse tensions, officials, business leaders and top experts said on Tuesday.