China

Globalization as we know it is about to end. While the U.S. is de-globalizing, China is developing its own ecosystem. Some of these changes may be irreversible.

The closure of Wicresoft confirms Microsoft's exit from China amid rising trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.

BYD doesn’t sell in the U.S. and Canada, so the tariffs primarily aim to hinder the competitiveness of its rivals.

It’s available in two variants: Type-B, which supports 192 Gbps, and Type-C, which operates at a maximum of 96 Gbps.

The islands’ proximity to the Taiwan Strait and China’s increasing presence in the surrounding waters contribute to a sense of constant threat in Japan.

Creators claim it's for civilian use. However, cutting undersea cables is widely recognized as a war strategy.

In an era of submarine war, every mile of guarded coastline counts. And Greenland, now more than ever, counts a lot.

Trump’s new tariffs threaten to make Apple products drastically more expensive, forcing the company to choose between raising prices or sacrificing profit margins.

China will stop shipping gallium, germanium and antimony, among other critical minerals, to the U.S.

The company is facing its first growth crisis as governments worldwide begin to address the issues that have allowed its business model to thrive.

The company offers a subscription model that costs the same as OpenAI’s ChatGPT Pro. However, its features don’t seem particularly groundbreaking.

The China National Petroleum Corporation hasn't only built it in record time, but it also hasn't finished yet.