Trade War

Nvidia announced major jumps in revenue and net income in its latest earnings report amid the artificial intelligence boom, but the impact of export controls could hit certain markets.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is making is first visit to the U.S. in over six years and will attend a dinner with American CEOs after meeting with President Biden.

President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to hold an in-person meeting on the sidelines of the APEC summit in San Francisco this week.

The drop marks the most significant one on record since 1998 when comparable data starts, with some experts arguing China's new laws that decrease transparency are driving away investors.

Nvidia announced in a regulatory filing that the U.S. government sped up the implementation timeline for broader export controls on China's access to artificial intelligence chips.

Former SEC chair Jay Clayton told the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party that U.S. businesses should start disclosing their exposure to China for investors' benefit.

President Joe Biden said that China's economic challenges have taken a toll and make it less likely to consider an invasion of Taiwan to force its unification with the mainland.

Wisconsin Republican Mike Gallagher, who chairs the House panel on the strategic competition between the U.S. and Chinese Communist Party, called for an end to tech exports to Huawei.

China is planning a new $40 billion government-backed investment fund aimed at bolstering the country's semiconductor manufacturing industry that has been hit by U.S. export controls.

Nvidia said in a regulatory filing the U.S. government is imposing export controls to restrict some countries in the Middle East from buying advanced technology used in AI systems.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said the Chinese government's actions against U.S. firms are making China "uninvestable" for American businesses due to the risk and uncertainty.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo is on a four-day trip aimed at boosting trade ties between the U.S. and China amid economic and geopolitical disputes between the two countries.

Chinese tech giant Huawei is reportedly receiving $30 billion in government funds to stand up chipmaking plants under different business names that could allow it to avoid U.S. export controls.

North Korea requires significant financial support following three years of strict border closures over COVID-19 fears, which the country claimed to have eradicated last year.

The Department of Commerce will impose new tariffs on several Chinese solar firms after an investigation found they were attempting to circumvent existing U.S. tariffs on goods from China.

President Biden signed an executive order initiating a process aimed at restricting U.S. investment in China that involves sensitive technologies over national security concerns.

Executives from several leading chipmakers met with Biden administration officials at the White House as the U.S. weighs new restrictions on semiconductor exports to China.