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As seen in: The Wire China, MSN, The New York Times, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, Flipboard, Miami Herald, Yahoo, The Sacramento Bee, Lexington Herald-Leader, Al-Monitor and
Journalist, contributor @thewirechina, @dealbook. Stints in DC, HK, Middle East, Midwest, Beijing gradymcgregor.media@gmail.com
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What Trump Gained, and Didn’t, From China

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By Andrew Ross Sorkin , Bernhard Warner , Sarah Kessler , Michael J. de la Merced, Niko Gallogly, Brian O’Keefe, Ian Mount, Grady McGregor 
| Flipboard
16 hours ago Elon Musk had traveled to China with President Donald Trump even though the judge said he wasn’t excused. OAKLAND, Calif. — A lawyer for tech billionaire Elon Musk apologized to jurors on Thursday for his client’s absence from the courtroom and asked them not to read too much into it, as closing …
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Singapore-washing isn’t over. Manus may have just done it wrong. Original

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By Grady McGregor 
| Semafor
The News Chinese authorities’ decision last week to block Meta’s purchase of the AI startup Manus has sparked outcry over Beijing cracking down on its cutting-edge businesses, purportedly sent chills through the country’s tech sector, and prompted fears that China may be walling its best entrepreneurs from leaving. In this reading, “Sinagapore-washing” — whereby Chinese tech used the city-state as a global launchpad — is over.
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Made in China, Banned in China

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By Savannah Billman, Grady McGregor 
| The Wire China
Illustration by Pete Ryan One Friday evening last October, U.S. President Donald Trump reignited the trade war with China. In doing so, he also inadvertently triggered the largest meltdown in the history of the cryptocurrency industry. Trump announced new 130 percent tariffs against China on October 10, in response to China’s plans to tighten restrictions on exports of critical rare earths. China responded that it was ready for a prolonged battle.
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