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TOP U.S. COLLEGE GRADS SEND THEIR RESUMES TO CHINA
New graduates from Harvard, Stanford, and other leading U.S. universities are applying for work at China’s Manycore AI company, Bloomberg reported.
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CHINESE CARMAKER UNVEILS FIVE-MINUTE EV CHARGER
Drivers skeptical of owning an electric vehicle (EV) often cite two concerns: the lack of enough public charging stations and the time it takes—up to an hour—to even partially recharge an EV’s battery pack.
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CHINESE ECONOMIC BRIEFS
Still struggling to revive the country’s consumer economy, Chinese officials have instructed banks to encourage households to borrow and to use their credit cards.
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U.S. READY FOR WAR WITH CHINA
Pete Hegseth, the former Fox News weekend host playing the role of U.S. Secretary of Defense, said the U.S. is prepared to go to war with China after Beijing made a thinly veiled threat that it was ready to face off with Washington on the battlefield.
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CHINA WILL INFUSE THREE MAJOR BANKS WITH $55 BILLION IN CASH
Following up on a broad stimulus commitment made last year to revive its torpid economy, China’s government plans to recapitalize three of its largest state-run banks in the months ahead, people familiar told Bloomberg.
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SPECIAL REPORT: CHINA’S AI SURGE
DeepSeek roiled the AI industry and financial markets last month with news of its world-class R1 model made on the cheap. The news set off a tsunami of Chinese investment and focus on the potential of domestic AI.
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CHINA’S TECHNOLOGY EXTENDS ITS GLOBAL REACH
China’s battery and electric vehicle (EV) companies have been forming collaborations with Western and other Asian countries, but two new deals signal another forward step in China’s worldwide technological advance.
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SPECIAL REPORT: CHINA’S TECH SURGE
China’s tech stocks are surging in price in the wake of start-up DeepSeek’s announcement of its world-class artificial intelligence system developed at a fraction of the costs that Western developers have incurred to create theirs.
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WHAT IF AI DOESN’T NEED SO MUCH ELECTRICITY AFTER ALL?
China’s DeepSeek AI was trained for $6 million using second-tier chips, the company says.