In Depth: What’s Darkening the Skies for Huawei and China’s Cloud Kingpins?

Domestic clients turning into competitors and the encroachment of foreign giants are threatening the sky-high growth of Alibaba, Tencent and Huawei’s cloud businesses

CX Daily: Relaxed Residency Rules In Yangtze Delta Aim To Poach Talent From Biggest Cities

China pledges to provide more support for foreign trade even as exports surge. Suning.com founder steps down as chairman after state bailout. Fosun seals a deal to sell mRNA vaccines to Taiwan. A polysilicon manufacturer under U.S. sanctions will list in Shanghai.

CX Daily: How Didi’s Rush to Raise Funds in U.S. Backfired (Part 1)

Chinese companies with over 1 million users’ data could have to seek government cybersecurity reviews before listing abroad

Caixin China Biz Roundup: Crypto Miners Leave China as Crackdown Intensifies

Miners head abroad amid rising uncertainty; after 26 years, Apple Daily issues final edition; and Swedish court upholds Huawei 5G ban

CX Daily: China’s Bond Market Gets a Reprieve in WMP Overhaul

Huawei vows to keep fighting after a Swedish court upholds the 5G ban. Plus, the Caixin Summer Summit is underway

Huawei Vows to Keep Fighting After Swedish Court Upholds 5G Ban

China telecom giant says no evidence has been presented to prove ‘back door’ security claims and it will seek further legal action

Huawei Opens Largest Cybersecurity and Transparency Center in China

Chinese tech giant will invest $1.5 million each year in its seventh such center as part of efforts to build trust in its products in the face of U.S.-led sanctions

Apple Tackles Zoom With IOS 15, Steps Up IPad and Mac Integration

At its annual Worldwide Developer Conference, the company focused heavily on how it has made its video chat app a better experience

CX Daily: Guangzhou’s Battle Against a Potent Virus Variant

China’s central bank begins reviewing applications for the license governing financial holding companies. Nayuki moves closer to its Hong Kong IPO

Huawei Makes HarmonyOS Open Source to Boost It as Android Alternative

Open-source strategy for HarmonyOS — launched in 2019 as a countermeasure to U.S. sanctions — aims to woo competing domestic software and hardware makers who had feared relying on a system entirely controlled by Huawei

Huawei Ramps Up Investment in Chipmaking as U.S. Sanctions Bite

In Depth: Continuing Trump Policy, Biden Expands Chinese Military Blacklist

Lengthening list to 59 firms is latest signal that the U.S. president intends to maintain the Trump administration’s harder stance toward Beijing

Cover Story: How a Perfect Storm Created a Global Chip Shortage

Pandemic, trade tensions and miscalculations may lead to a multibillion-dollar reshaping of the global semiconductor industry with sweeping implications

U.S. Judge Issues Final Order Removing Xiaomi From China Military Banned List

Verdict coincides with the Biden administration’s decision last week to postpone the start date of a ban on new U.S. investments in companies allegedly linked to the Chinese military

CX Daily: Chinese With Rare Diseases Face Painful Predicament — Affordable Yet Unavailable Drugs

Household size in China is shrinking. A retired banking regulator admits taking huge bribes