Washington removed 27 Chinese companies from its export blacklist, as the U.S. commerce secretary prepares to visit China next week.
In a new move to beef up defense against China’s nuclear missile threat, the United States and Japan hammered out the details for a major deal coming next year.
Expected to become the biggest IPO of the year, a British tech firm reveals a revenue drop. Will slumped smartphone demand and a chunk of profit from China hit the company ahead of its public debut?
Topics in this episode:
- China Fines U.A. Due-Diligence Firm Mintz $1.5 Million
- U.S. Removes 27 Chinese Companies from Entity List
- U.S., Japan Finalize Deal to Develop Missile Able to Intercept Hypersonic Weapons Mid-Flight
- Tech Firm Sees 1% Revenue Drop Ahead of Record IPO
- German Minister Reacts to China’s Rising Threat
- Chinese Leader Disappeared Before Scheduled Speech
- BRICS: What Is It, Who Wants In, and Why?
- ‘Arms Race’: Australia Buys U.S. Missiles Worth $1.1 Billion
- Gorrie on China’s $1.5 Million Fine on Mintz Group