Jim Pollard is the Chief Subeditor at Asia Financial. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a strong focus on finance, commodities, and energy sectors, including oil and gas, energy policy, and renewable energy. Jim's insights and expertise have been featured in Men's Health Forum and Asia Financial.
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Musk said top AI firms should discuss risks regularly and alert governments to intervene if companies fail to act on serious concerns.
China condemns new tariffs in a restrained response ahead of September summit, but some US allies say there is no basis for the latest ‘forced labour' levies
Shares of ChangXin Memory Technologies, China's leading memory chipmaker, soared 530% after its IPO on Shanghai's Star Market. Meanwhile, oil has dropped amid a pause in the Middle East war.
Tech stocks plunged on Asian markets after a report China is set to start mass production of DUV lithography machines, for making computer chips
Beijing says move by the US Federal Communications Commission is an overstretch of concerns about national security
International Energy Agency says sales of electric vehicles jumped 35% in the second quarter. Meanwhile, a Chinese data centre supplier raised $6.8bn in a Hong Kong IPO.
Manufacturing in China has been hit by war in the Middle East raising energy costs and disrupting shipping. Temu is also in a serious row with the EU.
Rampant unregulated mining by Chinese firms in Myanmar has created a health crisis stirring protests in Thailand. As their PM meets Myanmar's new leader, Thais want solutions.
Rampant unregulated mining by Chinese firms in Myanmar has created a health crisis stirring protests in Thailand. As their PM meets Myanmar's new leader, Thais want solutions.
China blacklisted seven US companies and tightened restrictions on drone exports to the US on Wednesday in response to trade sanctions and tariffs imposed by the US recently
