Stephanie Yang is a China correspondent at the Los Angeles Times. With a background in reporting for the Wall Street Journal across major cities like New York, Beijing, and Taipei, she covers a range of topics including financial markets, technology, and the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Greensboro News & Record, CNN, and WIRED.
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Stephanie Yang's coverage primarily focuses on politics and world affairs, including topics such as Japan, the Israel-Hamas war, China, Taiwan, and demographic crises. Based on her articles' attributes, she seems to be particularly interested in evolving stories and government announcements.
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By: Stephanie Yang
Taipei, Taiwan — In South Korea, a global energy supply crunch has hit hard.
By: Will Ripley, Simone McCarthy, Mike Valerio, Stephanie Yang, Jessie Yeung, Sylvie Zhuang, Kristen Holmes, John Liu, Betsy Klein, Kit Maher
Live Updates US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping must navigate tricky frictions including tech, trade, Iran and Taiwan
By: Stephanie Yang
Before leaving a two-day summit in Beijing, President Donald Trump said he had made many trade deals with China, accompanied by a cohort of “brilliant” tech billionaires.
By: Stephanie Yang
Before leaving a two-day summit in Beijing, President Donald Trump said he had made many trade deals with China, accompanied by a cohort of “brilliant” tech billionaires.
By: Chris Isidore, John Liu, Stephanie Yang
China said Wednesday it will buy 200 Boeing aircraft and work with the US to reduce tariffs, confirming some details from the outcome of President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing last week.
By: John Liu, Chris Isidore, Stephanie Yang
China said Wednesday it will buy 200 Boeing aircraft and work with the US to reduce tariffs, confirming some details from the outcome of President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last week.
By: Stephanie Yang, John Liu, Chris Isidore
(CNN) — China said Wednesday it will buy 200 Boeing aircraft and work with the US to reduce tariffs, confirming some details from the outcome of President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last week.
By: Stephanie Yang, Chris Isidore, John Liu
(CNN) — China said Wednesday it will buy 200 Boeing aircraft and work with the US to reduce tariffs, confirming some details from the outcome of President Donald Trump's visit to Beijing last week.
By: Stephanie Yang
A Chinese dissident has made a daring 30-hour seaborne escape from China to South Korea. Dong Guangping, 68, used a small boat after four failed attempts to reunite with his family.
South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix became one of the few companies in the world with a $1 trillion market cap this week, as a global AI boom continues to propel chip stocks to record levels.
