Asia markets mixed; China tech shares in Hong Kong fall after Didi app suspension
Shares of Chinese tech firms in Hong Kong fell on Monday as regulatory fears resurfaced.
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Australia's Covid recovery plans remain uncertain as it tries to contain the delta variant
Several major Australian cities were locked down last week, including Sydney.
Veteran strategist David Roche explains why he thinks it's 'too risky' to own Chinese tech stocks
Roche said uncertainties are coming from an ongoing regulatory crackdown in China and the geopolitical rivalry between Washington and Beijing.
Japan's vaccination drive is picking up steam. That's good news for the retail sector, says EY
Japan's vaccination efforts are finally "picking up steam" after a slow start, says EY's Nobuko Kobayashi.
UK's largest chip plant to be acquired by Chinese-owned firm Nexperia amid global semiconductor shortage
Located in Newport, South Wales, Newport Wafer Fab's chip plant dates back to 1982 and is one of just a handful of semiconductor fabricators in the U.K.
Tokyo Olympics should go ahead as there's no 'huge risk,’ World Athletics President says
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe said he's "not sure that there is a huge risk attached" to the Tokyo Olympics going ahead.
Stocks in mainland China and Hong Kong fall around 2%; oil prices dip
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closed 1.8% lower on Friday while the Shenzhen component in mainland China dropped 2.448%.
Singapore online retailers go green by merging fashion with sustainability
There are rising concerns about packaging waste as internet shopping takes off, but some retailers say they won't let sustainability take a backseat.
China's crackdown on its tech giants isn't a move to 'take the wings off' its entrepreneurs, says strategist
Andy Rothman, an investment strategist with Matthews Asia, explained that it reflects a different approach to regulation as compared with the West.
Investor Kyle Bass blasts U.S. companies for cozying up to China in the name of profits
"They are social justice warriors where they see fit until it affects their wallet," hedge fund manager Kyle Bass told CNBC.
Xi at Communist Party anniversary: China won't accept 'sanctimonious preaching' from others
Chinese President Xi Jinping was speaking Thursday at the celebration of the 100th anniversary of China's ruling Communist Party.
Rise in online payments spurs questions over cybersecurity and privacy
The latest Mastercard new payments index survey conducted across 18 markets globally, showed a majority of consumers are willing to try new payment methods.
Taiwan lashes out at Beijing after Chinese President Xi Jinping pledges 'complete reunification'
The ruling Chinese Communist Party in Beijing claims that Taiwan is a runaway province that must be reunited with the mainland, by force if necessary.
Asia-Pacific shares fall as private survey shows Chinese factory activity growth slowed in June
The Caixin/Markit manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for June came in at 51.3 on Thursday, a lower reading than May's 52.0.
China's aggressive behavior on the global stage is an 'immense danger,' says analyst
Orville Schell of the Asia Society's Center on U.S.-China Relations warned of a "military accident, even a military clash" as China's rise is accompanied by stronger military.
Taiwan is the most dangerous flashpoint in U.S.-China relations, says former diplomat
The Chinese Communist Party government in Beijing claims Taiwan as a runaway province that must be reunited with the mainland — using force if necessary.
A top European drone maker fears it may get blacklisted by China amid geopolitical tensions
The boss of French drone maker Parrot believes that China could blacklist his company in the same way that the U.S. blacklisted rival Chinese firm DJI.
Emirates, Etihad prepare for summer travel surge despite warnings over the delta Covid variant
The summer travel surge comes amid fresh warnings over the delta Covid variant, which makes up more than one-third of infections in the United Arab Emirates.
Asia markets mixed; drugmaker Hutchmed debuts in Hong Kong
China released its official data on manufacturing activity for June on Wednesday morning.
Retailers face the challenge of last-mile delivery as online shopping grows
Consumers are flocking to online shopping as they seek to avoid crowds due to Covid-19, but getting the goods into the hands of the buyer can be challenging.
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