China’s dominance of the rare earths supply chain has emerged as a potent tool in its renewed trade war with the United States. The minerals are used to power everything from iPhones to fighter jets.

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What was supposed to be a historic, era-defining trade war launched by US President Donald Trump against range of countries ...

As China faces economic challenges, President Xi Jinping’s meeting with Chinese tech leaders signals a renewed effort to ...

It was fascinating and impressive but ultimately deeply disturbing, a vivid confirmation of what a U.S. businessman who has ...

supporting Beijing-based experts and scholars in assuming positions in international science and technology organizations, recommending outstanding university students for internships and ...

Students hold the national flags of France and China as French Foreign Minister Barrot arrives to deliver his speech at the Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU) in Beijing [Adek Berry ...

Despite its efforts to bolster international business ... “I think technology is going to be part of economic growth.” Eunice Yoon, CNBC Eunice Yoon is a CNBC Correspondent and Beijing Bureau ...