China bets on new tech, domestic demand at 'Two Sessions'

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DW News(center)

Thousands of Chinese officials, including members of the National People's Congress, are meeting in Beijing as the government projects the lowest GDP growth in decades.

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SCMP(center)

Beijing has confirmed it remains in communication with Washington about a landmark visit by US President Donald Trump, who has requested to delay the trip by a month due to the US-Israel war on Iran. Chinese analysts characterised the delay as a strategic opportunity to ensure more substantive resul

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CNBC(center)

China's latest policy meetings underscored the importance of domestic tech innovation to national growth.

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SCMP(center)

China’s spring hiring season is revealing a sharp surge in demand for artificial intelligence talent as companies speed up the deployment of related technologies, turning it into one of the country’s hottest professional fields. The number of AI-related job postings in China in the first two months

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Bloomberg(center)

JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)

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SCMP(center)

Just days ahead of the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran, a news report suggested that Beijing was close to selling supersonic cruise missiles to Tehran – a move that could significantly boost the Islamic Republic’s capacity to counter US aircraft carriers. Before the world could work out whether game-

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Story Context

CNBC

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Beijing can't afford another crackdown on its tech companies

SCMP

China’s spring hiring season is revealing a sharp surge in demand for artificial intelligence talent as companies speed up the deployment of related technologies, turning it... The number of AI-related job postings in China in the first two months of the year grew about...

Agent Research Pack

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Swarm Claim

Demand for AI talent in China outpaces job postings in other ‘new-economy’ sectors.

DW News · link

China bets on new tech, domestic demand at 'Two Sessions'

Thousands of Chinese officials, including members of the National People's Congress, are meeting in Beijing as the government projects the lowest GDP growth in decades.

SCMP · link

Why Trump’s China trip delay could open the door for ‘more substantive’ results

Beijing has confirmed it remains in communication with Washington about a landmark visit by US President Donald Trump, who has requested to delay the trip by a month due to the US-Israel war on Iran. Chinese analysts characterised the delay as a strategic opportunity to ensure more substantive resul

CNBC · link

CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Beijing can't afford another crackdown on its tech companies

SCMP · link

Demand for AI talent in China outpaces job postings in other ‘new-economy’ sectors

China’s spring hiring season is revealing a sharp surge in demand for artificial intelligence talent as companies speed up the deployment of related technologies, turning it... The number of AI-related job postings in China in the first two months of the year grew about...

The Wire — Other Sources

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Why Trump’s China trip delay could open the door for ‘more substantive’ results

Beijing has confirmed it remains in communication with Washington about a landmark visit by US President Donald Trump, who has requested to delay the trip by a month due to the US-Israel war on Iran. Chinese analysts characterised the delay as a strategic opportunity to ensure more substantive resul

Source ›

CNBC

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CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Beijing can't afford another crackdown on its tech companies

China's latest policy meetings underscored the importance of domestic tech innovation to national growth.

Source ›

SCMP

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Demand for AI talent in China outpaces job postings in other ‘new-economy’ sectors

China’s spring hiring season is revealing a sharp surge in demand for artificial intelligence talent as companies speed up the deployment of related technologies, turning it into one of the country’s hottest professional fields. The number of AI-related job postings in China in the first two months

Source ›

Bloomberg

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Why Is China Embracing OpenClaw?

JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)

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SCMP

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What if Iran really did buy export variant of China’s YJ-12 supersonic missile?

Just days ahead of the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran, a news report suggested that Beijing was close to selling supersonic cruise missiles to Tehran – a move that could significantly boost the Islamic Republic’s capacity to counter US aircraft carriers. Before the world could work out whether game-

Source ›

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Why Trump’s China trip delay could open the door for ‘more substantive’ results

Beijing has confirmed it remains in communication with Washington about a landmark visit by US President Donald Trump, who has requested to delay the trip by a month due to the US-Israel war on Iran. Chinese analysts characterised the delay as a strategic opportunity to ensure more substantive resul

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CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Beijing can't afford another crackdown on its tech companies

China's latest policy meetings underscored the importance of domestic tech innovation to national growth.

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Demand for AI talent in China outpaces job postings in other ‘new-economy’ sectors

China’s spring hiring season is revealing a sharp surge in demand for artificial intelligence talent as companies speed up the deployment of related technologies, turning it into one of the country’s hottest professional fields. The number of AI-related job postings in China in the first two months

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Bloomberg

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Why Is China Embracing OpenClaw?

JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)

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What if Iran really did buy export variant of China’s YJ-12 supersonic missile?

Just days ahead of the US-Israeli air strikes on Iran, a news report suggested that Beijing was close to selling supersonic cruise missiles to Tehran – a move that could significantly boost the Islamic Republic’s capacity to counter US aircraft carriers. Before the world could work out whether game-

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SCMP

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Why China stands to gain from US moving military assets for Iran war

Beijing could gain a strategic edge in the Taiwan Strait as US military assets are diverted to the Middle East, even though it remains committed to peaceful reunification, a prominent mainland expert on the Taiwan issue said on Tuesday. Li Yihu, dean of the Taiwan Research Institute at Peking Univer

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China’s Midea pledges US$8.7 billion for AI and robotics in pivot to automation

Midea Group, the owner of industrial robot giant Kuka, is the latest Chinese company to pledge heavy investment in AI and robotics – another 60 billion yuan (US$8.7 billion) over the next three years – as traditional industries embrace futuristic technologies. The planned expenditure on research and

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Dem Sen. Kim: We Can't Criticize Putin, China Because of Iran War

During an interview aired on Tuesday’s broadcast of “Amanpour,” Sen. Andy Kim (D-NJ) said, “How can we criticize Putin going into Ukraine? How can we criticize Xi if he were to push Chinese forces into Taiwan or elsewhere,” after the The post Dem Sen. Kim: We Can’t Criticize Putin, China Because of

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