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
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The global financial landscape was thrown into chaos following Donald Trumps threat to impose a fresh round of 100 percent tariffs on Chinese imports. The announcement has triggered one of
The UK’s leading companies are facing heightened cyber risks as officials at the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) have issued new warnings regarding vulnerabilities in widely used Cisco firewall devices.
Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered a video address at the United Nations climate summit in New York, unveiling China’s new emissions reduction commitment. By 2035, China pledges to cut greenhouse
China orders tech giants to halt Nvidia chip use as drive for semiconductor independence accelerates
China has instructed its leading technology companies, including ByteDance and Alibaba, to cease use and testing of Nvidia’s artificial intelligence chips, according to new information reported this week. The directive
In a bid to stimulate consumer demand and uphold ambitious economic growth targets, the Chinese city of Shaoxing—renowned for its iconic cooking wine—has unveiled a novel subsidy scheme inspired by
World leaders gathered in Beijing were momentarily caught off guard when Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jongun were overheard discussing the future of human longevity and the potential for
Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company, delivered second quarter results that outpaced expectations, propelled by unrelenting demand for its advanced artificial intelligence chips. Revenue climbed 56 per cent over the
Nvidia stands on the brink of another highly scrutinised earnings report amid swirling investor anticipation and nervous energy across global equity markets. Its stature as the largest company in the
Porsche has announced it will abandon its ambition to produce its own electric vehicle batteries, citing a sudden fall in demand among drivers. The German marque is set to wind
BHP, the world’s largest mining group, has posted its lowest profit in five years. The company saw underlying profit decline to $10.16 billion for the year ending June, marking a
The Swiss watchmaker Swatch has abruptly withdrawn a global advertising campaign after sparking fierce criticism in China. The campaign featured an Asian model pulling at the corners of his eyes—a
President Trump has announced a 90 day extension on the deadline for higher tariffs on Chinese imports, offering a pause in the escalating trade tensions that have unsettled global financial
President Trump has publicised a compromise reached with AI chipmakers Nvidia and AMD, securing their continued business operations in China in exchange for a 15 per cent levy to the
Baidu, often referred to as ‘China’s Google,’ has announced plans to trial its self-driving Apollo Go taxis on UK and German roads in 2026. This expansion, in partnership with ride-hailing
Ed Miliband, the UK Energy Secretary, is under mounting scrutiny for withholding details of a net zero cooperation agreement signed with China earlier this year. Despite growing demands for transparency,
