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Chief Pony Ma’s low profile and close attention to government relations have put group in good position
Landbridge says investors will be scared off but hawks warn foreign control in Darwin is dangerous
Ban on Australian imports and fall in domestic production lead to price surge for steel mills
Move is latest attempt to pressure China over internment of Uyghurs
Deletion from archive suggests ‘deliberate obfuscation’ over Covid’s origins, expert says
Engagement with China will be criticised by hawks who had supported president’s hard stance
City’s attractions for business over mainland China are being stripped away
Incident raises fears over future of financial centre’s independent legal system
And the economics of Soho House
Property developer’s shares drop after downgrade adds to worries about indebted Chinese group
Beijing makes ‘fundamental assessment’ that its neighbour is set for prolonged military rule
Bitcoin dips below $30,000, Monero alternative, electric planes
Switch to electric battery vehicles will mean dwindling demand in the years ahead
The principal threats to western values come not from China but from inside our own societies
Faith in Biden’s America rises but survey finds scant support for military help
UN cautions reef in danger from climate change but Canberra claims it was ‘blindsided’ by decision
Weeks of disruption in Shenzhen help push container freight prices to record high
Germany’s Apple probe, Northvolt gigafactory, Angell e-bike
Price tumbles after top economic planning agency says it will probe ‘malicious speculation’
Bank’s dominant position in Hong Kong gives it an edge as it prepares to expand in region
Beijing wants to cut off all Bitcoin-related transactions
Beijing has challenged the geopolitical order that enabled the rise of east Asia
Deglobalisation in areas such as semiconductor production could be good for the global economy
FT's James Kynge and Martin Sandbu discuss the prospect of a split in the world economy along regional lines
Frontrunner to succeed Merkel says EU best served by co-operation with Beijing
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