From No. 1 to No. 6, Huawei smartphone shipments plunge 41% as U.S. sanctions bite
U.S. sanctions have cut Huawei off from key software like Google Android and critical components like chips which have hurt its sales.
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Apple had a record quarter in China with the highest ever number of iPhone upgrades
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the China had a "record number of (iPhone) upgraders during the quarter, the most we've ever seen in a quarter."
This is Asia's top-performing economy in the Covid pandemic — it's not China
Few economies grew in 2020 when lockdown measures around the world to contain the coronavirus brought much economic activity to a halt.
An epic bubble might be building, but it's less frothy in China, investor says
Zhang Yichen, the chief executive of Chinese investment firm Citic Capital, told CNBC that it's still "relatively comfortable" in China.
China reports a growing shortage of factory workers
The government's fourth-quarter list of 100 jobs with the greatest labor shortage showed manufacturing-related positions accounted for 36, or more than a third.
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Expect 'tough' quarters ahead as chipmakers look to catch up with auto sector demand, Credit Suisse says
It will take months for chipmakers to catch up with a shortfall in supply for the auto sector, predicts Credit Suisse's Randy Abrams.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon gets $10 million pay cut over bank's role in 1MDB scandal
The pay cut for Solomon reflects prior penalties imposed on the bank and not Solomon's own conduct, the SEC filing said.
Asia-Pacific markets mixed as IMF raises global economic growth forecast
The International Monetary Fund now expects the global economy to grow 5.5% this year, a 0.3 percentage point increase from October's forecasts.
Southeast Asia's Gojek wants to expand further outside Indonesia this year, co-CEO says
Gojek started in 2010 with ride-hailing and has branched out into other business areas including food delivery, digital payments and logistics.
India stocks 'quite fully priced' — but watch for the country's vaccination push, says JPMorgan
India's BSE Sensex on Thursday briefly soared to a record high, crossing the 50,000 level for the first time.
Ant Group IPO could get back on track if it resolves issues, China's central bank governor suggests
Ant Group's IPO, which would have been record setting, was pulled by regulators days before it was due to begin trading in Shanghai and Hong Kong in November.
Shares in Asia decline as major stock indexes fall more than 2%
Markets in Australia and India are closed on Tuesday for holidays.
Indonesia’s central bank expects billions of foreign funds to return – supporting the rupiah
The rupiah has stayed roughly flat against the U.S. dollar this year, after losing 1.1% to the greenback in 2020 at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Chinese electric carmaker Xpeng rolls out autonomous highway driving features in challenge to Tesla
Xpeng Motors' Navigation Guided Pilot or NGP is rolling out to eligible customers of its P7 sedan in a challenge to Tesla's own software.
China’s Xi calls for unity in first remarks of Biden era, warns against ‘arrogant isolation'
Chinese leader Xi Jinping's comments come less than a week after the inauguration of U.S. President Joe Biden.
Advisor to Japanese prime minister names 4 conditions for the Tokyo Olympics to go on
Speculation was reignited after U.K. newspaper the Times reported the Japanese government had privately concluded that the Games would have to be cancelled.
Hong Kong stocks off to a 'very strong start' in 2021 — thanks to China investors, Goldman says
Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng index has risen more than 10% since the start of the year, as of its Monday close.
U.S. and China will remain at odds under Biden as Beijing flexes on global stage, trade expert says
The U.S. and China had been growing apart before Trump and that trajectory will likely continue under President Joe Biden, a trade expert told CNBC on Monday.
An 'aggressive' fight over containers is causing shipping costs to rocket by 300%
Industry watchers said desperate companies wait weeks for containers and pay premium rates to get them, causing shipping costs to skyrocket.
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