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China should make ‘groundbreaking changes’ to its industrial policymaking amid its push to become a global technological and economic leader, analysts said.

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Chinese Premier Li Qiang visited a university, as well as semiconductor, laser and chemical manufacturers, during a two-day visit to Hubei province this week, calling for better applications of core technologies.

NVIDIA (NVDA) launches RTX 4090D gaming chips specifically to be sold in China, which comply with the U.S. restrictions on the company's export of advanced AI chips to that country.

China aims to boost a range of tech-heavy sectors, from new materials to biomedicines, in 2024 to move ahead with its advanced manufacturing development and ensure high-quality growth.

Chinese Academy of Sciences says China faces a risk of being hamstrung at the low and mid-end of the global value chain amid the ongoing tech war with the US.

By directing more young people to vocational schools, China is trying to meet future labour needs, particularly in industries where competition with the US is intense. Parents, however, will have to recalibrate their hopes for their children and how they define success.

China state media reported iPhone maker Foxconn is facing tax and land use inquiries. China has opened a tax and land usage inquiry against Foxconn, according to the state media.

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