Stu Woo is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo Finance, specializing in covering the impact of tensions between Beijing and Western governments on business. With a background in reporting from Beijing and San Francisco, Stu's work has also been featured in MarketWatch. He covers a wide range of topics including technology, international relations, and sports.
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Stu Woo's coverage demonstrates a strong focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, particularly as they pertain to the intersection of technology, politics, and international relations. He has extensively covered the TikTok ban issue from different angles.
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Big machines are critical for developing weapons and AI, so scientists are hunting for clues about Chinese progress.
Big machines are critical for developing weapons and AI, so scientists are hunting for clues about Chinese progress.
By: Stu Woo, Liza Lin, Raffaele Huang
The Chinese telecom giant struggled at first under U.S. sanctions. Then Beijing stepped in, showing how hard it is to contain the country’s tech ambitions.
The Chinese telecom giant struggled at first under U.S. sanctions. Then Beijing stepped in, showing how hard it is to contain the country's tech ambitions.
By: Stu Woo
Lily Zhang is the most decorated American ever in her Olympic sport. Even she can’t escape parental career pressure. “Being a ping-pong athlete is not stable.”
Lily Zhang is the most decorated American ever in her Olympic sport. Even she can't escape parental career pressure. “Being a ping-pong athlete is not stable.”
By: Stu Woo
China’s Wang Chuqin was a gold-medal favorite in three table-tennis events. But after a photographer accidentally stepped on his paddle, he was on the losing end of the biggest upset of the Paris Games.
China's table-tennis dominance is being challenged at the Paris Olympics—by a 17-year-old French sensation with an unusual playing style.
The software company founder who was recently cleared of fraud accusations is missing after a storm capsized the yacht he was on.
Blackstone and TikTok's parent are among the companies investing in data centers in a Malaysian state better known for its palm-oil plantations.
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