I write Heard on the Street columns for The Wall Street Journal, covering Asian techs, deals, scams, and weird stuff. Former analyst and trader.
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By: Jacky Wong
China is exporting its surplus steel at record levels, but importers are getting fed up.
China is exporting its surplus steel at record levels, but importers are getting fed up.
A rare bright spot among sagging Chinese stocks, Hong Kong-listed Pop Mart is turning cute toys into gold—for now.
A rare bright spot among sagging Chinese stocks, Hong Kong-listed Pop Mart is turning cute toys into gold—for now.
Farouk Karim of Rain City Gunners in action. Richmond Adult Soccer Association photo
Markets might hope for a stimulative silver bullet from Beijing, but the reality is more complex.
Memory-chip maker Kioxia is going for a discount due to its high debt and lower AI exposure compared with it rivals.
Low-end legacy chips not subject to restrictions but vital to industry have given strength to Chinese manufacturers.
Chinese chip foundry SMIC recently increased its capital investment. - James Park/Bloomberg News
Low-end legacy chips not subject to restrictions but vital to industry have given strength to Chinese manufacturers.
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