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British venture capital firm Fuel Ventures expects a new wave of Chinese investment to head to the UK - potentially as much as $33 billion - if Donald Trump's second presidency leads to a sharp decline in Chinese financing of the…

Chinese Smartphone maker honor Plans to expand Indonesia To take advantage of the growing appetite for premium phones Southeast AsiaThe country's largest and most populous economy. Shenzhen-Based on Honor, which was spun off in 2020 as…

Tesla's global deliveries fell for the first time in a decade, as the US electric car leader reported 1.79 million sales in 2024 - down 1.1 percent from the 1.81 million recorded in 2023 and below Wall Street expectations. The…

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese stocks posted their worst start to a year in nearly a decade as investors brace for economic uncertainties with weaker-than-expected manufacturing data and an expected increase in tariffs. Most read from Bloomberg…

Fuel Ventures, one of the UK's leading venture capital funds, has announced the closing of a £20 million investment round backed by key Chinese investors, including Shijingshan Industrial Fund and Zhongguancun Development Group.…

Breadcrumb Trail LinksPMN BusinessChinese curbs on exports of three niche metals to the US have already rattled the market. Now, a bigger clampdown looks set to have far-reaching ramifications for supply chains feeding American defense and…

Written by Eduardo Baptista and Heikung Yang BEIJING/SEOUL (Reuters) - Chinese chip companies targeted by Washington with new export controls have pledged to accelerate the localization of their supply chain and said they will be able…

The re-election of Donald Trump as US president could lead to a major shift in Chinese investment, with the potential for $33 billion for the UK, according to leading UK-based venture capital firm Fuel Ventures. The company…

Breadcrumb linksBMN BusinessChina's steel exports have increased significantly. History suggests it cannot continue.Article writer:Bloomberg NewsKatherine Gemmell, Yihui Xie, and Andy LinPosted on November 17, 2024 • 4 minutes read You…

(Bloomberg) -- Chinese technology stocks listed in Hong Kong continued their decline from October highs to about 20%, as investors cut positions amid rising geopolitical risks and caution toward earnings. Most read from Bloomberg The…