Jim Pollard is the Chief Subeditor for Asia Financial, specializing in financial and business news in the Asian market. With a background in journalism and a focus on delivering accurate and timely information, Jim's work has also been featured in Men's Health Forum, showcasing his versatility in covering a wide range of topics.
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China saw 5.3% growth in the first quarter, well above analysts' expectations, but data suggests the domestic economy is struggling
IMF chief economist says China's economy is strained by its property crisis and warns that domestic demand will stay weak until strong action is taken to remedy that
With Japanese firms now wary about investing in China, the US's economic resilience has proven too strong to ignore
US tech giant plans to spend $8 billion over the next decade to grow Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, its cloud computing service, across Japan
Taiwan chip giant says it's been lifted by huge demand for advanced chips for AI and data centres, forecasts a big lift in second-quarter sales
Fans lined up at Huawei stores in big Chinese cities on Thursday to buy the new P70 phones, which analysts expect will have an advanced locally-made chip
Study finds 45% of big Chinese cities are subsiding over 3mm a year, with 16% sinking more than 10mm a year, affecting millions of residents
US tech giant said Beijing ordered it to cut the messaging apps because of national security concerns; Telegram and Signal were also removed
China announces "anti-dumping penalties" on imports of a US chemical and orders Apple to cut WhatsApp and other messaging apps; more may be coming
Officials from some of the world's biggest cities are in Washington to lobby for better access to capital, to help them manage global warming and extreme weather
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