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Jing Yang

Hong Kong

Asia Bureau Chief at The Information

Asia Bureau Chief @theinformation. Ukulele troubadour wannabe. Alum of @WSJ @business @scmpnews @lloydslist Honorary Lecturer @jmschku.

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  • Temu Asks China-based Merchants to Fulfill Orders On Their Own

    1 week ago | theinformation.com | Jing Yang

    Source: The InformationTemu has discontinued its direct-from-China shipping model and now requires China-based merchants to fulfill orders on their own when selling to the U.S. market. The shift marks the online bargain seller’s latest attempt to keep its site stocked  as sky-rocketing tariffs make it uneconomical for Temu to send orders to the U.S directly.

  • Congressional Committee Calls for Tougher Export Controls In Light of DeepSeek

    4 weeks ago | theinformation.com | Jing Yang

    Source: The InformationA U.S. congressional committee is calling for stricter semiconductor export control against China, in light of the technological breakthroughs by Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek.

  • Trump Sets Up New Office to Oversee CHIPS Act

    1 month ago | theinformation.com | Jing Yang

    Source: The Information President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to set up a new office to oversee the CHIPS and Science Act and to facilitate foreign investments above $1 billion into the U.S. Dubbed the United States Investment Accelerator, the new entity will reside within the Commerce Department and take responsibility for the department’s CHIPS Program Office, which supervises the dispersal of $57.2 billion federal subsidies for boosting semiconductor research and...

  • Chinese Startup Behind Manus AI Agent Seeks $500 Million Valuation

    1 month ago | theinformation.com | Jing Yang

    The Chinese startup that operates Manus, the artificial intelligence agent that became a viral hit in the U.S. earlier this month, is in talks with potential investors including U.S. venture capital firms to raise a new funding round at a valuation of at least $500 million, up around fivefold from its previous valuation, according to three people with knowledge of the talks.

  • TikTok Executives Bail as Ban Deadline Looms

    2 months ago | theinformation.com | Jing Yang

    The groups of buyers circling TikTok’s U.S. operations are likely to find it a more svelte company than it was a year ago, after a string of senior managers left the popular video app.

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Jing Yang
Jing Yang @jingyanghk
28 Mar 25

RT @nmasc_: SCOOP: The Chinese startup behind Manus AI has been meeting investors across Silicon Valley, seeking capital at a valuation of…

Jing Yang
Jing Yang @jingyanghk
13 Mar 25

Scoop: Oracle is lead contender in the long line of #TikTok suitors. ByteDance wants to remain hands-on and hope #Trump will approve a deal based on the contours of Project Texas via @theinformation w/ @JuroOsawa @anissagardizy8 @srimuppidi https://t.co/jievAbsYtd

Jing Yang
Jing Yang @jingyanghk
7 Feb 25

RT @coryweinberg: Cool journalism job opening: Come work with me @theinformation to write about the giant pools of cash moving across the g…