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Chinese tech group works to bypass penalties by redesigning phone to avoid restricted advanced chips
Rules will slow efforts to obtain semiconductors for supercomputers and military use
Regulator charges Big Four firm affiliate $20mn for falling ‘woefully short’ of standards
Washington’s new strategy comes after being caught off guard by Beijing’s push into region
Manila bids to strengthen ties with both nations amid fears it would be on the front line of any conflict
Reduced access for foreign experts is making it even harder for governments to understand decision-making in Beijing
New Delhi has been working to lure companies seeking to diversify supply chains
Call for national security review comes as iPhone maker considers using YMTC chips
Heads of BofA, Citi and JPMorgan say they will follow Washington’s orders in the event of conflict
Leading members of Congress raise alarm over YMTC after allegations of co-operation with Huawei
In some ways, it feels like we are on the brink of conflict in the South China Sea
President’s warning follows Beijing’s military exercises after House Speaker Pelosi visited Taipei
Raising tensions without understanding the full economic consequences is pure folly
Biden signs executive order urging closer scrutiny of deals involving critical technologies
Move marks first time US would directly finance provision of arms to Taipei
Chinese leader set to meet Vladimir Putin in central Asia in signal that ‘anti-American front’ remains strong
Tech company accused of ‘playing with fire’ if it buys data storage components from YMTC
Largest missile and radar sale yet as China increases military pressure
Taipei acts against uncrewed aerial vehicle in tougher response to Beijing’s military pressure
Accounts to be inspected in Hong Kong as part of landmark deal with Beijing on companies listed overseas
Former Malaysian prime minister blames Washington for ratcheting up tensions in region
Diplomat points to global scale of the crisis and the difference the two countries can make by ‘working together’
Two sides have different interpretations of agreement that could prevent delisting of Chinese companies in US
Agreement gives US regulators access to Chinese accounts in effort to keep listings on New York exchanges
Washington says it will not weaken support for Taipei but Beijing has created a new normal
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