the united states feel threatened as they were our allies and we view the export of chips in to the development of an advanced chip industry in china as threatening. so the export controls too. at the same time, the administration has been sending signals to american business about the consequences of investing in china. this notion of them going over there and saying that we want to continue the relationship is very conflicting and ambiguous. to give you an idea, since before donald trump became an president, china s share of us import is down by 25%. in the first six months of this year, us imports from china are down dramatically from last year. china is becoming less of a trading partner for the united states and is becoming less of a trading partnerfor the united states and it is notjust chips. partner for the united states and it is notjust chips. is notjust chips. less of a trading artner is notjust chips. less of a trading partner but is notjust chips. less of a tr
to the us for experimental drug treatment. now on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. china paints a green path for electric car technology, is the rest of the world willing to follow? and women in india are fighting a taxing battle when it comes to personal hygiene products. hello, asia. good morning, world! glad you could join us for this edition of asia business report, i m rico hizon. china has a growing appetite for electric cars, sales there overtook the us last year and there overtook the us last year and the world s biggest car manufacturers are paying attention. of all though, owned by a chinese company, announced last week it will only make fully electric or hybrid vehicles by 2019 volvo. tesla is close to locking in a deal to open its first factory on the mainland. automotive analyst bill russo believes all carmakers will follow suit in the not too distant future. it s been a good run. it s been 130 yea rs it s been a good run. it s been
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Intel Corporation (Nasdaq: INTC) and Apollo (NYSE: APO) today announced a definitive agreement under which Apollo-managed funds and affiliates will lead an investment of $11 billion to acquire from Intel