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Aiming to protect national security and prevent US capital from aiding Chinas military, President Joe Biden issued an executive order last month restricting new US investments in sensitive Chinese technologies.

Despite massive government support, China’s industrial productivity shows no signs of growing.

Like other nations in Asia and Africa, Malaysia has shown considerable agency in navigating the tech war between the United States and China.

The internet-based economy accounted for over 90 per cent of the overall growth among China’s new economic engines last year, highlighting Beijing’s push for the digital economy to take over from traditional tools and drive the post-Covid recovery.

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China has the world’s second-largest computing capacity, but leaders see its expansion is seen as necessary to boost the nation’s digital economy and ward off Washington’s tech curbs.

Tencent, the world's largest internet powerhouse, faces a bumpy road to recovery as its Q2 revenue growth falls short of expectations.

A restructure of China's technology and science sector reflects imperfect progress on alleviating US restrictions on high-tech trade

Dealmakers in Asia are looking closely at China tech stocks – in particular spin-offs from giants such as JD.com and Alibaba – to lead a regional capital markets comeback.

While ban applies to Hong Kong, most local start-ups are not operating in targeted areas, but they may need to rethink their fundraising approach, experts warn.