In recent years, the City of London has established itself as the foremost international hub for trading the Chinese renminbi outside of China, reflecting the growing and complex financial relationship
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China’s access to sensitive NHS health data poses a substantial security risk for the United Kingdom, according to Sir Gavin Williamson. The former defence secretary has issued a stark warning
The Dutch government is poised to surrender its control over microchip manufacturer Nexperia, potentially resolving a sweeping parts shortage that has threatened automotive production across Europe and Asia. Sources familiar
Dynex Semiconductor, a cornerstone of the British microchip sector based in Lincoln, has ceased production of its high-voltage semiconductors. Company filings reveal this strategic manoeuvre, which deepens Chinese influence over
Zhang Xuezheng, the enigmatic billionaire entrepreneur behind China’s technology behemoth Wingtech, finds himself at the heart of an international row poised to disrupt Europe’s automotive sector. At age 50, Zhang—often
European automotive manufacturing stands on the brink as a diplomatic clash between China and the Netherlands brings the industry to its knees. The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (Acea) has issued
A major row has erupted in the European semiconductor sector following allegations that a Chinese-owned technology conglomerate, Wingtech, misappropriated trade secrets from Britain as part of an intended offshoring of
Ministers are under renewed pressure to force the sale of Nexperia’s microchip facility in Stockport, following robust warnings from senior political figures regarding the potential national security risks associated with
The United States and China have reached a tentative agreement that eases the risk of a renewed trade war and provides relief for global investors bracing for fresh economic volatility.
The modern motorcar depends on a complex network of thousands of electronic components, but the current disruption to just one key element—a microchip—threatens to stall production lines across Europe. Volkswagen,
Labour is facing mounting pressure to block the takeover of Thames Water by Hong Kong-based CK Infrastructure CKI as concern intensifies over placing one of Britain’s most vital utilities in
Saltend Chemicals Park, located on the outskirts of Hull, has long stood as a testament to Britain’s industrial heritage. Once a thriving centre for the production of chemicals, fertilisers, and
At the heart of the Tibetan Himalayas, the Yarlung Tsangpo River carves a path through the world’s deepest canyon system, culminating in a dramatic horseshoe-shaped bend known as the Great
The Chinese government’s latest announcement on rare earth export regulations has jolted Western business and policymakers, revealing a dramatic new stage in Beijing’s ongoing economic strategy. Through a quiet decree,
The Dutch government has taken the highly unusual step of seizing control of a Chineseowned microchip manufacturer, Nexperia, to protect European semiconductor supplies. On Sunday, officials invoked emergency powers under
Ford chief executive Jim Farley was left astounded following a recent tour of Chinese factories where technical innovation is at the heart of modern car production. Chinese vehicle manufacturing now
