Ken Moritsugu
Greater China Correspondent at Associated Press
Greater China correspondent @AP. Previously in Tokyo, Bangkok, New Delhi, Washington D.C. @aaja @Princeton
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1 week ago |
argus-press.com | Ken Moritsugu
BEIJING (AP) — European companies are cutting costs and scaling back investment plans in China as its economy slows and fierce competition drives down prices, according to an annual survey released Wednesday. Their challenges reflect broader ones faced by a Chinese economy hobbled by a prolonged real estate crisis that has hurt consumer spending. Beijing also faces growing pushback from Europe and the United States over surging exports.
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1 week ago |
japantoday.com | Ken Moritsugu
European companies are cutting costs and scaling back investment plans in China as its economy slows and fierce competition drives down prices, according to an annual survey released Wednesday. Their challenges reflect broader ones faced by a Chinese economy hobbled by a prolonged real estate crisis that has hurt consumer spending. Beijing also faces growing pushback from Europe and the United States over surging exports.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Ken Moritsugu
13 hours agoChina: World's first humanoid robot boxing match kicks off in ChinaThe China Media Group (CMG) World Robot Competition - Mecha Fighting Series, the first-ever humanoid robot fighting tournament, opened in Hangzhou, east China's Zhejiang Province, on Sunday, as contestants, including robots developed by Unitree Robotics armed with a wide range of combat skills, gathered for a livestreamed showdown, while putting on display Chinese robotics firms' tech prowess.
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abcnews.go.com | Ken Moritsugu
European companies are cutting costs and scaling back investment plans in China as the economy slows and fierce competition drives down pricesByKEN MORITSUGU Associated PressWorkers wait for customer at a jewellry store as a projector screen promoting a newly opened outdoor Hutong style shopping mall, in Beijing, Monday, May 26, 2025.
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thesunchronicle.com | Ken Moritsugu
BEIJING (AP) - European companies are cutting costs and scaling back investment plans in China as its economy slows and fierce competition drives down prices, according to an annual survey released Wednesday. Their challenges reflect broader ones faced by a Chinese economy hobbled by a prolonged real estate crisis that has hurt consumer spending. Beijing also faces growing pushback from Europe and the United States over surging exports.
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