A s China’s export machine sputters under the weight of 145% tariffs, jobs are at risk. Some 16m workers are involved in the ...

Since China first joined the World Trade Organisation a quarter of a century ago, it has developed a particularly Darwinian ...

As China’s export machine sputters under the ... put their ranks on the big screen. Chart: The Economist Happily for the party this huge gig economy is growing, despite trade clashes and years ...

This weekend senior officials from America and China will meet in the city for the ... include America’s deepest trade grievances. These cover the country’s industrial policies, the expansive ...

Jeremy Page, The Economist’s Asia diplomatic editor, and Emma Irving, our Asia news editor in Hong Kong, explore how Li Ka-shing got caught in the crossfire of the China-US rivalry and ask ...

They are now to police abuses of the system, he said, including those committed by China. Among Mr Bessent’s list of complaints was one that particularly raises the hackles of officials in ...

So far China has matched America’s exorbitant tariffs tit-for-tat, and Chinese officials say they won’t be the first side to back down. Alice Su, The Economist’s senior China correspondent ...

Even better enforcement has its limits, however. Nvidia cannot trace every chip. BIS cannot inspect every server. Smugglers will continue to find loopholes. If America wants to keep ahead of China in ...

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