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world

China blacklists 10 U.S. firms from dual-use exports, bars government purchases from 46 U.S. companies

On June 22 China added 10 U.S. companies to its dual-use export-control list and barred government buyers from purchasing products of 46 U.S. firms.

$MP, $OSK, $LHX, $BALL, #china, #exportcontrols, #rareearths, #supplychain

politics

DOJ, FBI Seize 13 Websites Tied to Suspected Chinese Effort Targeting U.S. Clearance Holders

DOJ and FBI seized 13 fake consulting websites used by suspected Chinese agents to recruit U.S. security-clearance holders for sensitive information.

#china, #espionage, #justice-department, #fbi, #nationalsecurity

world

Xi to Make State Visit to North Korea on June 8-9, His First Trip to Pyongyang Since 2019

Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit Pyongyang on June 8-9 at Kim Jong Un’s invitation, marking his first North Korea trip since 2019.

#northkorea, #china, #diplomacy, #xi-jinping

economy

BIS Working Paper Finds China’s Inflation Responds Strongly to Slack and Expectations

A BIS working paper finds China’s CPI inflation closely tied to economic slack and one-year-ahead expectations, suggesting standard policy models apply.

#china, #inflation, #bis, #macroeconomics, #policy

world

White House touts U.S.-China trade and industry package after Trump’s Beijing visit, but many pledges lack public confirmation

After President Trump's Beijing visit, the White House announced trade, farm and supply-chain commitments — but most lack independent Chinese or contract confirmation.

$BA, #trump, #china, #trade, #boeing

world

Alleged China-linked Hacker Behind HAFNIUM Extradited from Italy, Appears in Houston Court

A Chinese national accused of taking part in the HAFNIUM Microsoft Exchange campaign and stealing COVID-19 research was extradited from Italy and appeared in Houston federal court.

#cybersecurity, #china, #extradition, #hafnium

science

Chinese Universities Scramble After CAS Journal 'Partition Table' Is Discontinued

Chinese universities must find new benchmarks after the Chinese Academy of Sciences stops updating its influential journal partition table from 2026.

#china, #academia, #research, #journals

industry

Beijing Court Orders Liquidation of Zhongzhi Group and 316 Affiliates; Creditors Must File Claims by June 10

Beijing court orders substantive consolidation and liquidation of Zhongzhi Enterprise Group and 316 affiliates; creditors must file claims by June 10.

#china, #bankruptcy, #shadowbanking, #finance

world

China’s Wang Yi to Visit Pyongyang on April 9–10, Signaling Warming Ties Ahead of Xi–Trump Summit

Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi will visit Pyongyang on April 9–10, a high‑level trip that highlights warming ties just weeks before Xi meets Trump.

#china, #northkorea, #diplomacy, #wangyi

industry

Nike’s sales held steady this winter, but profits fell 35% as tariffs and China weakness squeezed margins

Nike posted flat quarterly revenue but a 35% profit drop, citing higher tariffs, weaker China demand and a shift back toward wholesale sales.

#nike, #earnings, #tariffs, #china, #retail

economy

China Sets Lowest Growth Target in Decades, Plans Record Bond Issuance to Steady Economy

Beijing targets 4.5%–5% GDP growth for 2026 and unveils record bond sales and spending, signaling slower, state-managed expansion.

#china, #gdp, #bonds, #fiscalpolicy, #centralbank