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  • China's Rise in Chip Manufacturing Threatens South Korea's Semiconductor Reign South Korea's semiconductor production to rise 5.4%, ranking third globally; China to claim top spot with 13% increase.
  • Americans Pile on Debt as Chinese Pinch Pennies: Why Americans Borrowing, Chinese Budgeting U.S. sees record credit balances surge amid economic recovery hopes, while China focuses on low-cost brand consumption.
  • Chinese Companies Dominate LiDAR Patents and Market Share Worldwide China dominates LiDAR patents and market share for autonomous vehicles, outpacing the US, Europe, and Japan in advancements.
  • U.S.-China Trade Dispute Fades as Chinese Tech Firms Shine at CES 2024 Chinese companies return to CES 2024, aiming to analyze and consult on innovative technologies and services, despite previous challenges.
  • Elon Musk Expresses Anger Towards Comparing Tesla to China's BYD A model of the first generation Optimus is displayed at a Tesla store in Yeouido, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, South Korea, December 19, 2023...
  • Disappointing 2023 for GM's EVs, Share Slips to 3.1% Q4 GM's Q4 2023 electric vehicle (EV) sales in the U.S. make up just 3.1% of total sales, falling short of expectations.
  • China's Rising Semiconductor Industry Puts Pressure on Korea Amid US Restrictions China's growing semiconductor self-sufficiency challenges U.S. sanctions, causing concerns for South Korean companies dependent on the market.
  • China's New Online Game Regulations Send Shockwaves Through Industry China's strict gaming regulations create tension, but seen as aimed at managing the industry rather than suppressing it.
  • 10 Hottest Startup Ideas with ChatGPT in 2024 Use ChatGPT for interactive marketing, mental health support, education, HR help, multilingual customer service, and innovative solutions.
  • U.S. Blocks Dutch Shipments to China – What Are They Hiding? Despite New Year goodwill, U.S.-China power struggle expected to intensify in 2024, with U.S. blocking tech exports and subsidies.
  • X's Value Drops Over 70% After Musk's Acquisition: Bankruptcy Risk Looms Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has reportedly lost over 70% of its value in a year, raising bankruptcy concerns.
  • McDonald's Under Fire: Chinese Urge for Improved Quality Amidst Price Increase Chinese people demand quality improvements from McDonald's as the fast-food giant raises prices on most of its items in China.
  • Alibaba's Change in E-commerce Leadership Sparks Speculation of Possible Sale China's Alibaba, which recently replaced the head of its e-commerce division in a shake-up, has been embroiled in talks to sell a major business. The company's performance has been sluggish due to a lack of consumer sentiment in China, and its market position has been shaken by the rise of new competitors such as Pindududu (PDD Holdings)...
  • Elon Musk's Revenge? Tesla Users Lose Access to Disney+ Streaming Elon Musk takes photos with son at political festival, Tesla removes Disney+ from vehicles in response to ad dispute.
  • Chinese Semiconductor Firms Turn to Malaysia Amidst US Sanctions Due to U.S. export sanctions, Chinese semiconductor designers seek GPU assembly from Malaysian firms, boosting Malaysia's industry.
  • China Eases Real Estate Rules: Lower Down Payments for Beijing Homes China has lowered the down payment requirement for first-time homebuyers and eased regulations to stimulate the stagnant real estate market.
  • U.S. and Chinese Economies Headed in Opposite Directions, says Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs' John Waldron's negative outlook on China's economy cites policy shortcomings and structural problems.
  • 59% of Americans Sense a Recession Vs. Government Officials Soft Landing Claims U.S. officials claim 'soft landing,' but 59% of Americans perceive an ongoing economic recession, challenging expert assessments.
  • China's Economic Policy for 2024: Prioritizing Technological Innovation and Growth China emphasizes 'growth' in its economic policy to revive the economy, addressing real estate, unemployment, and deflation issues.
  • Wall Street Cuts Back on China Investments Amid Recession and Xi Jinping Regime Fears Wall Street reduces China investments due to real estate woes, economic concerns, and political uncertainty under President Xi Jinping.
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