ByteDance's competitors, Tencent and Alibaba, are reportedly purchasing a portion of its vast US$13.7 billion Nvidia H20 chip collection, a product currently prohibited from being exported to China.

An official in Beijing confidently asserts that China has achieved self-reliance in core food and energy supplies. Even in the face of a complete cessation of US imports, alternative sources are readily available to fill the void.

Origin Quantum, a quantum computing company based in Hefei, China, has showcased its computer's prowess in processing medical imaging data at an 'exponential' speed, outperforming traditional machines. The firm is making significant strides in the areas of breast cancer screenings and drug design.

Due to import tariffs on American soybeans, China is primarily sourcing its summer imports from Brazil. This insight is according to the April outlook report from the US Department of Agriculture.

Seres, an automotive partner of Huawei, is charting its course for global expansion via a planned listing in Hong Kong. This move mirrors the strategy of other Chinese companies like Chery Automobile and EV battery giant CATL, who are also leveraging Hong Kong's financial markets to boost their growth.

UBTech Robotics from China along with appliance manufacturer Midea, are spearheading a revolution by introducing humanoid workers into factories and retail. UBTech's Walker humanoids are set to take over tasks at a car manufacturing plant, while Midea aims to deploy its robotic workforce in an appliance factory by the coming month.

In an effort to assist banks in evaluating businesses for trade financing, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) has unveiled CargoX. This innovative tool harnesses the power of cargo data, aiming to boost trade financing opportunities for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), particularly in the current climate of worldwide tariff uncertainties.

China continues to expand its nuclear prowess, approving 10 new reactors consecutively for the fourth year. Among these, the third-generation Hualong One reactors will be constructed in various coastal provinces. Each of these advanced reactors is capable of fulfilling the energy requirements of a million individuals.

In a concerning trend linked to the ongoing demographic decline, China witnessed an 8% drop in marriage registrations for the first quarter of 2025 compared to the previous year. This indicates a growing tendency among Chinese to remain unmarried.

Join us and our specialist guest as we delve into how China can navigate technological advancements in the midst of unpredictable shifts in Washington's trade policies.

Goldman Sachs analysts warn that American tariffs could put 16 million Chinese export jobs at risk. Sectors anticipated to bear the brunt include retail and wholesale goods, with apparel, chemical products, and communications equipment likely to suffer the most.

A strong, united global community is the only force capable of persuading the United States to reconsider their present strategy amidst trade disputes. It's crucial to understand that compromise can't be the solution in the face of trade intimidation.