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President Donald Trump declared a breakthrough in U.S.–China trade relations, claiming Beijing has agreed to “open itself up to American business” following a significant temporary easing of tariffs between the two economic powers. Suggested Reading How Trump’s tariffs could make your iPhone cost $3,500 Suggested Reading Earlier Monday, U.S. and Chinese officials announced a 90-day

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In This Story For the first time since President Donald Trump imposed a sweeping 145% tariff on Chinese imports, senior U.S. and Chinese officials will meet face-to-face this weekend in Geneva. The high-level talks could mark a turning point in a trade war that has frozen key sectors of the global economy and rattled business

Science & Nature China is preparing to launch new modules to its Tiangong space station to meet growing demands for science and potentially boost...

China recently approved the construction of the world’s largest hydropower dam, across the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet. When fully up and running, it will be the world’s largest power plant – by some distance. Yet many are worried the dam will displace local people and cause huge environmental disruption. This is particularly the case

As Trump’s tariffs on the 60 countries he called the worst offenders came into effect, there has been a flurry of reaction, including retaliatory measures, with China responding with additional 84 per cent tariff rates on US goods. The post China slams 84% extra tariff on US as Trump responds with additional 21% appeared first

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A recent Cambridge report confirms that the United States now leads global Bitcoin mining, prompting questions about how China will respond. Though the country has long held an anti-crypto stance, Chinese mining pools have historically controlled a substantial portion of the global Bitcoin hashrate.  The US’s current competitive edge and renewed hostility over trade policy might