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The article announces the appointment of Kelei Shen as Executive Vice President and President of China at Marelli, effective July 1, 2024, highlighting his role in leading growth and innovation in China.

(Bloomberg) -- Several key former employees from Arm Holdings Plc's Chinese venture have started a chip design house with local government backing, adding to uncertainty in the British firm's biggest market just weeks after it raised $5 billion in an initial public offering. The British firm conducts business through a complex arrangement with powerful local and government-backed interests behind the venture, Arm Technology (China) Co. [Extracted from the article]

The British firm conducts business through a complex arrangement with powerful local and government-backed interests behind the venture, Arm Technology (China) Co. Borui Jingxin is one of a plethora of startups backed by local governments that have sprung up as Washington works to hold back China's chip development. (Bloomberg) -- Several key former employees from Arm Holdings Plc's Chinese venture have started a chip design house with local government backing, adding to uncertainty in the British firm's biggest market just weeks after it raised $5 billion in an initial public offering. [Extracted from the article]

Liu has been at Wanda for more than a decade, working as vice president in its former commercial properties unit, and later as a senior vice president at headquarters, according to various statements on the company website. (Bloomberg) -- A senior executive of Dalian Wanda Group Co. was taken away by police in China, according to a local media report, spurring fresh concerns over the conglomerate. [Extracted from the article]

The UAE firm currently operates 79 weekly flights to India and 11 weekly flights to mainland China, amounting to a combined capacity of almost 2,000 tonnes from these 2 transportation hubs. Etihad Cargo - the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Aviation Group - has reinstated a freighter service in China and India. [Extracted from the article]

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Tesla Inc.'s Elon Musk commended China's new regulations to strengthen data management, saying in a video message that his company localizes its China data. Alibaba and Tencent-backed food delivery giant Meituan and ride-hailing app Didi Global Inc. are all under investigation. (Bloomberg) -- China's embattled tech tycoons lined-up to pledge their support for President Xi Jinping's "common prosperity" policy and market-roiling regulatory onslaught on the digital sector, at the country's annual internet conference. [Extracted from the article]

Alibaba and Tencent-backed food delivery giant Meituan and ride-hailing app Didi Global Inc. are all under investigation. Tesla Inc.'s Elon Musk commended China's new regulations to strengthen data management, saying in a video message that his company localizes its China data. (Bloomberg) -- China's embattled tech tycoons lined-up to pledge their support for President Xi Jinping's "common prosperity" policy and market-roiling regulatory onslaught on the digital sector, at the country's annual internet conference. [Extracted from the article]

Keywords: AGR; ALLTOP; ASIA; BASIC; BUSINESS; CHINA; CHM; CMD; COS; GEN; INDUSTRIAL; INDUSTRIES; NORTHAM; TOP; TRN; US; WORLD; WWTOP; WWTOPAM; WWTOPAS; WWTOPEU EN AGR ALLTOP ASIA BASIC BUSINESS CHINA CHM CMD COS GEN INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIES NORTHAM TOP TRN US WORLD WWTOP WWTOPAM WWTOPAS WWTOPEU Somewhere in the world's busiest port of Shanghai, a container of fertilizer sits among tens of thousands of boxes, waiting for a ride to the U.S. It's been on the dock for months, trapped by typhoons and Covid outbreaks that have worsened major congestion in the global supply-chain network. Yantian port in Shenzhen was closed in May because of a Covid outbreak, creating congestion for the entire eastern coast, which in turn caused ripple effects across the global supply chain. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- TikTok-owner ByteDance Ltd. has laid offhundreds of employees as the social giant shuts down asignificant part of its online education businesses tocomply with Beijing's new regulatory regime for theafter-school tutoring industry. TAL Education Group President BaiYunfeng told employees the company is consideringproviding certain after-class courses for free whilecreating more self-study online resources, a personfamiliar with the proceedings said last month. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- TikTok-owner ByteDance Ltd. has laid offat least hundreds of employees as the social giant shutsdown most of its online education businesses to complywith Beijing's new regulatory regime for the after-schooltutoring industry. Read more: China to Overhaul Education Sector "Hijackedby Capital" ByteDance had ventured into education in search of itsnext big hit after TikTok, its Chinese twin Douyin andthe news aggregator Toutiao. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with Bianka Bian, executive vice president and general legal counsel of Nestlé Greater China Region as of March 2019, is presented. Bian discusses the changes to China's business environment since the company entered the Chinese market in 1987, the support the company received from the government in its business expansion, and her views on the country's adoption of a foreign investment law.

Jim Lewis at the Center for Strategic and International Studies inWashington agreed the U.S. should be paying attention to nationalsecurity risks around China's reliance on American universities to learnadvanced technology. (Bloomberg) -- A broad attempt by Congress to stem China's influencecould put at risk research collaborations and funding that U.S.universities count on by subjecting some foreign gifts and contracts tonational security reviews. U.S. Education Department data show that China sent $226 million tocolleges in the U.S. between July 2019 and last September, the most ofany country. [Extracted from the article]

China may not have mRNA vaccines until the end of 2021, according to Feng Duojia, president of the China Association of Vaccines, China Global Television Network reported on April 11. China's Walvax Biotechnology Co. began construction in December on a facility to make mRNA vaccines, while CanSino struck a deal in May last year with Vancouver-based Precision NanoSystems Inc. to develop an mRNA vaccine. [Extracted from the article]

Tsai said the company is unaware of any other antitrust investigations into the company, except for a previously discussed probe into acquisitions and investments by Alibaba and other tech giants. After China imposed a record antitrust fine on Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., the e-commerce giant did an unusual thing: It thanked regulators. [Extracted from the article]

Three European Union member states have approached the Tianjin-based vaccine developer to discuss a possible purchase, according to Pierre Morgon, CanSino's senior vice president in charge of its international business. (Bloomberg) -- CanSino Biologics Inc. said it's in talks with a number of European countries about orders for its Covid-19 vaccine, which if signed would mark the first recognition of Chinese drugmakers' inoculations in the developed world amid concerns over their relative lack of data disclosure. [Extracted from the article]

Biden's Solar Dreams Collide With Outrage Over China's "Genocide" Alaska Meeting On the campaign trail, Biden criticized Trump for not holding the Chinese government accountable for its human rights abuses. President Joe Biden's White House is trying to reconcile his desire to ratchet up U.S. renewable power generation with his outrage over alleged Chinese human-rights abuses in Xinjiang, a major supplier of a key component in solar panels. [Extracted from the article]

President Joe Biden's White House is trying to reconcile his desire to ratchet up U.S. renewable power generation with his outrage over alleged Chinese human-rights abuses in Xinjiang, a major supplier of a key component in solar panels. Alaska Meeting On the campaign trail, Biden criticized Trump for not holding the Chinese government accountable for its human rights abuses. Biden's Solar Dreams Collide With Outrage Over China's "Genocide". [Extracted from the article]

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. will build a $2.35 billion plant with funding from the government of Shenzhen, the first major project to emerge from China's masterplan to match the U.S. and become more self-reliant as global chip supply dwindles. SMIC's Shenzhen project would mark one of the few plants in the country focused on larger 12-inch rather than 8-inch wafers, which save on cost because more chips can be spliced from it, but are far more difficult to fabricate. [Extracted from the article]

President Joe Biden's White House is trying to reconcile his desire to ratchet up U.S. renewable power generation with his outrage over alleged Chinese human-rights abuses in Xinjiang, a major supplier of a key component in solar panels. Biden's Solar Dreams Collide With Scorn for China "Genocide" Alaska Meeting On the campaign trail, Biden criticized Trump for not holding the Chinese government accountable for its human rights abuses. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Asia stocks advanced with U.S. futures Thursday after a modest gain in the U.S. as a tame inflation report kept Treasury yields and the dollar in check. These are the main moves in markets: Stocks S&P 500 futures rose 0.4% as of 11:13 a.m. in Tokyo. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- Asia stocks were steady Thursday after a modest gain in the U.S. as a tame inflation report kept Treasury yields and the dollar in check. These are the main moves in markets: Stocks S&P 500 futures rose 0.1% as of 10:30 a.m. in Tokyo. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- China's global attack on Microsoft's popular email software revealed last week and an equally sprawling Russian attack discovered three months ago have created a two-front war that threatens to overwhelm cybersecurity's emergency responders, according to former U.S. officials and private security firms. Microsoft Corp. disclosed on March 2 that suspected Chinese state-sponsored hackers were exploiting four previously unknown vulnerabilities in the company's widely used Exchange business email software and issued a patch for those systems. [Extracted from the article]

(Bloomberg) -- A sophisticated attack on Microsoft Corp.'s widely used business email software is morphing into a global cybersecurity crisis, as hackers race to infect as many victims as possible before companies can secure their computer systems. The cybersecurity company helped Microsoft identify the flaws being used by the hackers for which the software giant issued a fix on Tuesday. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with Garrett S. Nelson, vice president of BB&T Capital Markets, is presented. Nelson offers brief overview of his coverage in the diversified mining space with metal firms including Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF), Royal Gold (RGLD), and SunCoke Energy (SXC). He considers China as the key growth driver for most commodities in the mining sector. Moreover, Nelson mentions RGLD and Freeport as his favorite stocks.

An interview with Tim Jerzyk, senior vice president of Investor Relations for Yum! Brands Inc. (YUM), is presented. The company formed through the spin off of PepsiCo in the fourth quarter of 1997, leading the way for Tricon Global Restaurants, and changed into Yum! Brands in 2002. In 2010, it has become a globally-driven company with investments in China. Moreover, Jerzyk refers to its great track record for generating higher-return growth, with emphasis on the ability to capture opportunities.

An interview with John Lovito, senior vice president of American Century Investments, is presented. When asked about the funds he managed, he is particular with the global and international fund as a portfolio manager (PM). He discusses the Global Bond Fund, the market conditions around the world, and the challenges and opportunities for the fund. He explains the growth rate in China, the country's monetary policy, and how they manage the transition.

Since a late July outbreak of the COVID-19 Delta variant in Nanjing, the Chinese government has imposed strict countermeasures in affected areas in an effort to contain the virus. Challenges remain, however, as China continues to maintain that imported meat, poultry, and seafood can transmit COVID, Haggard noted. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with Echo He, senior vice president of investment banking company Maxim Group LLC, is presented. She mentions that mobile game market and search market are going to more consolidated from being fragmented. She says that Chinese Internet companies are able to offer better online service permitting users to carry audio/video communication directly to mobile phones. She states that advertising dollars from the corporate side is the top revenue source for Chinese Internet companies.

In 2020, U.S. pork and pork variety meat exports to China were record-large at nearly 1 million metric tons, valued at $2.28 billion. One year has passed since the red meat trade provisions of the U.S.-China Phase One Economic and Trade Agreement entered into force, expanding access for U.S. beef and pork in the world's largest red meat import market. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses Surrey, British Columbia corporate vice president and attorney Heidi Telstad who enjoys racing horses during her vacations, and it mentions how Telstad won the 2016 Mongol Derby horse race in China. According to the article, Telstad has been riding horses for most of her life. It states that the Mongol Derby is a 10-day, 1,000-kilometer race where the horses and jockeys must endure 100-plus degree weather and limited access to water.

The article discusses the preparation of the telecommunications companies in meeting the challenges of hosting the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China. A mix of new wireless technologies are set to play a critical role in assuring a successful Beijing Olympics which will begin in August 2008. Zhao Jidong, senior vice president at China Netcom Corp., said that the 2008 event will involve the widest adoption of broadband and mobility services in history.

The article presents an interview with Rick Carucci, senior vice president and chief financial officer-designate at Yum! Brands Inc. One of the key growth strategies of Yum! is building dominant brands in China. He emphasizes the profitability of the international business of the company. According to him, 14% of the company assets is multibranded. The vice president says that Yum! is committed in meeting the demands and expectations of consumers. He believes that the multibranding opportunity of the company in the U.S. will attract investors to consider Yum! in their long-term investment strategies.