Silicon maker Alphawave Semi reports lower royalty revenues on ‘accelerated transition away from China’ Tech In the first quarter of 2024, Alphawave said royalties dropped 75 per cent year on year to $9m, reflecting its transition away from China.
Parliamentary researcher and academic charged following China ‘spying’ investigation Politics Two men have been charged with spying for China after an investigation by counter-terrorism police.
US set to fund London-listed Rainbow Rare Earths mining project as China battle hots up Energy Rainbow Rare Earths, listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange with a market capitalisation of £63m, will receive £40m from Washington's US International Development Finance Corporation to build a plant at the site in South Africa's Kruger National Park.
‘I’m happy to be wrong’: Lando Norris surprises himself with China GP finish April 21, 2024 Norris took second behind world champion Max Verstappen, who claimed his fourth win from five races.
PwC Hong Kong denies claims about China Evergrande audits in anonymous letter April 16, 2024 PwC Hong Kong has denied claims set out in an anonymous letter circulating on Chinese social media about its audit work for property developer China Evergrande Group.
The gold price has jumped to a new all-time high, but is it too late to join the party? April 10, 2024 Gold has been going great guns, with prices up some 30 per cent in the last six months.
Treatt bets on China and premium products after slow start to the year April 10, 2024 Revenue for the half year declined by 5.1 per cent to £72.1m
Why are investors flocking to copper? April 5, 2024 If Chinese smelters agree collective production cuts, global supply will likely tighten significantly
Why China’s growing dominance in wind power should worry the West March 27, 2024 accounted for two-thirds of the entire global build in 2023 and now boasts a 77GW portfolio
Tiktok faces uncertainty in the US, but a UK ban seems unlikely March 27, 2024 As the United States moves to ban Tiktok, Jess Jones argues that a similar ban or forced sale of the popular short video clip platform in the UK is unlikely - for now.