EU opens probe into China's medical device market

China’s unfair behavior can be found by the EU to restrict Chinese firms ‘ access to the 27-nation coalition’s public procurement business. The research is scheduled to argue in nine months, according to the journal, with the European Commission having the option to expand this by an additional five months.Continue Reading

Battle for supremacy in East Asia semiconductor manufacturing

According to state media, Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for advances to be made to separate China from what it has called” stranglehold technology” for a decade, with seven of them being related to electronics.

A teacher from Peking University was seen telling his students that if China were to completely research, create, and create the high-speed coach system on its own, according to their study in a widely circulated video on Chinese social media platforms.  

Without unrestricted access to the global supply chains for electronics, you China’s device ambitions come correct?

Even as China tries to push its superior manufacturing sector, a recruitment consultant claimed there is a skill gap.

China wants to be seen as the gateway and spoke within the Asian markets for international companies that want to engage in manufacturing capacity, according to Ms. Jaya Dass, managing director of the recruitment firm Randstad Asia-Pacific.” China wants to see that advancement provides greater efficiency and productivity, not just from its own labor force.

China is having a hard time finding the appropriate skills in this field, though. Its labor supply market is failing to improve its digital and automated skills. ”

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Taiwan chip giant TSMC's profits surge on AI demand

Taiwanese semiconductor monopoly TSMC announced on Thursday ( Apr 18 ) a nearly 9 % increase in net profits for the first quarter of 2024, helped by the demand for its microchips, which power everything from mobile devices to AI technology. More than half of the country’s silicon chips, knownContinue Reading

Fitch downgrades China sovereign credit outlook on debt fears

BEIJING: Ratings agency Fitch said on Wednesday ( Apr 10 ) it had downgraded China’s sovereign credit outlook to negative, citing increased risks to the country’s public finances, in a move Beijing swiftly called “regrettable”. Chinese authorities have struggled for months to start up economic growth as a result ofContinue Reading