What does the US-China trade war mean for Asia and Singapore: 10 must-reads
Our correspondents in the US, China, Singapore and all round the region are tracking the latest news and insights on the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies and what it means for all of us.
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How the US-China trade war will hit Singapore
Mr David Low, chief executive of Futuristic Store Fixtures, says if his firm had factories only in China, the trade war would have been a disaster. He will be moving more production work to the firm's factories in Malaysia.
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Will tech world of the future look like the past?
Google is limiting the software services it provides to Huawei, in the latest twist in the US-China trade war.
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Huawei founder admits US ban would cut into firm's lead over rivals, objects to retaliation against Apple
Huawei Technologies co-founder Ren Zhengfei said that his company had the capability to devise its own solutions to the United States' export curbs, given time.
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China willing to cooperate more with US but won't give in to an unequal deal
The Chinese leadership now views the US as demonising the trade war, while using a multi-pronged approach to thwart its development, a source told The Sunday Times.
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US swinging to demonisation?
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Are the superpowers heading for a collision, or can they be frenemies?
US President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping at a working dinner in Buenos Aires in December. Mr Trump recently accused Beijing of backtracking on commitments for a proposed trade deal, which Beijing denies.
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Huawei barred from Google updates: What you need to know if you own a Huawei or Honor phone
Existing Huawei smartphones will continue to have access to Google apps and services, as well as security updates. But Huawei may not be able to update the Android software to the next version promptly, if at all.
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The Big Story: How the US-China trade war affects you
Senior enterprise correspondent Tan Ee Lyn and business journalist Sue-Ann Tan discuss how the US-China trade war will affect certain sectors in Singapore and consumers.
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China may use rare earth dominance to strike back
A worker at the production line of lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles at a factory in Huzhou, China.
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Heng Swee Keat urges US, China to find areas of cooperation amid competition
DPM Heng Swee Keat said Singapore hopes both US and China will be able to find areas of cooperation amidst their competition.
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