Day: April 16, 2024

Tensions are soaring after Iran’s unprecedented attacks on Israel. Could Chinese-made components have lent Iran a hand? Beijing is hinting for the first time that the man it executed for spying sold secrets to Washington. The Biden administration is betting big on microchip making in the United States. We take a closer look at an over $6 billion investment into a major semiconductor maker. Fashion lovers could be in for an unwelcome tag-along: respiratory viruses carried by fur clothing. Reports found at l

The Chinese Communist Party has finally struck back at tang ping or the lying flat movement. But can greater oppression motivate the Chinese youth?

Joining us today is TOSHI YOSHIHARA. He’s a Senior Fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments. He’s also an adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s Center for Security Studies. And he’s also the author of Red Star over the Pacific: China’s Rise and the Challenge to U.S. Maritime Strategy

00:00 Are you employed? 00:34 How hard is it to find a job in China? 06:08 Are the Chinese avoiding blue-collar jobs? 10:01 What type of jobs are the easiest to get? 11:34 Is there any financial aid for the unemployed? 13:48 Is AI impacting the unemployment rate in China? 16:40 Message to unemployed people

In a blow to Intel (INTC) and AMD (AMD), China has asked its largest telecom carriers to phase out foreign chips from their networks by 2027, according to a Wall Street Journal report. With shares of Intel and AMD sinking on the news, Yahoo Finance reporter Akiko Fujita joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the latest Chinese effort to remove America from its technology. Despite US export controls aimed at Huawei’s semiconductor capacities, the Chinese technology company is still able to produce chips for Chinese