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Why internet users chose Baidu over Google when it was in China

Chinese search giant Baidu warns Google “the world is now copying from China”

A Google-Tencent alliance makes for murky politics—but great business

Without Sergey Brin, Google has lost its healthy fear of authoritarianism

What will happen with e-scooters in the US? Look to bike-shares in China

Google search might return to China’s internet, and some users can hardly wait

A Chinese coffee startup has Starbucks sweating

DJI is turning robot battles into the next college sport—advantage China

A bomb exploded outside the US embassy in Beijing

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Why the semiconductor is suddenly at the heart of US-China tech tensions

China’s next internet giants are getting big by serving the country’s poor

Streaming subscriptions now outnumber pay-TV customers in Britain

China’s “Saturday Night Live” steered clear of politics—and still got yanked

China’s regulators are taking Xiaomi’s stock price on a ride

The $200 billion US tariff list has prompted a 1,300-word rebuttal from China

A startup challenging Starbucks in China is now worth $1 billion

Investors in Hong Kong are not buying Xiaomi’s description of itself—or its stock

Xiaomi starts trading just as the “biggest trade war in history” begins

Xiaomi is looking less and less like Apple, and more and more like Muji

Xiaomi founder Lei Jun’s tech empire goes way beyond smartphones