Palmer Luckey agrees with Ford CEO Jim Farley on 'warning' on Chinese cars; but does not agree on the solution; says: America cannot compete with China’s cheap cars through tariffs alone, it needs ...

Palmer Luckey agrees with Ford CEO Jim Farley on ‘warning’ on Chinese cars; but does not agree on the solution; says: America cannot compete with China’s cheap cars through tariffs alone, it needs …

Palmer Luckey, founder of Oculus and Anduril Industries. Ford CEO Jim Farley recently said that the US must carefully weigh how and whether Chinese automakers should enter the American market. As a cautionary tale, he pointed to Europe. At an Automotive News conference in September, Ford CEO said that the US must “be extremely careful…

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Australia-China red meat partnership strengthens through industry exchange

Australia-China red meat partnership strengthens through industry exchange

Australian and Chinese red meat industry leaders have reinforced their commitment to long-term collaboration and mutual cooperation following a week-long industry exchange across China. The activity culminated in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between key industry organisations. The visit formed part of the Australia-China Livestock and Red Meat Industry Cooperation Program, a joint…

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Wetang’ula urges China to help narrow Kenya’s trade deficit through local manufacturing – Capital FM

Wetang’ula urges China to help narrow Kenya’s trade deficit through local manufacturing – Capital FM

NAIROBI, Kenya, Oct 13 — National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has called for a shift in Kenya-China economic relations towards local manufacturing, technology transfer and expanded export opportunities as Kenya seeks to address a trade imbalance heavily tilted in China’s favour. Wetang’ula said Kenya must leverage its longstanding partnership with China to develop domestic industries,…

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China allegedly intercepted UPS-shipped F-35 parts after employee missed email warning — worker decided to divert through Hong Kong to speed up delivery

A fortnight ago we reported on the curious case of top-secret F-35 advanced fighter parts getting swiped by China as a shipment from Australia to the U.S. transited Hong Kong. The decision to route through the Chinese territory was said to be ‘inexplicable’ at the time. Now, insiders talking to Bloomberg have revealed that a…

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