AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChip Controls: Beijing warned Washington against tightening semiconductor export curbs after Nvidia chief Jensen Huang resigned amid reports of an affair with Alice Huang, who is suspected—but not confirmed by US authorities—to have Chinese intelligence links. US lawmakers are pressing for stricter limits, putting Chinese AI projects dependent on Nvidia chips at risk. APEC Diplomacy: Xi Jinping is due to address next week’s summit in Shenzhen, where he is expected to meet Donald Trump. Japan’s Sanae Takaichi will attend for her first China visit as prime minister, despite strained ties. Energy Policy: Draft amendments to China’s Renewable Energy Law would introduce market-based pricing, minimum clean-energy use requirements and penalties, while encouraging storage and stronger grid connections. Business and Culture: Liubiju, Beijing’s 590-year-old pickle maker, returned to profit after refreshing its products and sales channels, adding items such as vinegar slushies and condiment-flavoured ice cream.
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