Finance · 08/16/2025
US Treasury Holdings Shift As Investors Adjust Portfolios
Recent data indicates that Japan remains the largest foreign holder of US Treasury bonds, followed by the UK. China ranks third, with its holdings remaining stable at a low level. Overall, foreign investors show strong confidence in US assets. However, the composition of holders is subtly shifting, reflecting a global economic power shift and adjustments in asset allocation strategies by different countries. This changing landscape highlights the evolving dynamics of international finance and the strategic importance of US Treasury bonds in the global economy.
Finance · 03/04/2025
TSMC Increases US Investment to 165B Amid Taiwan Tensions
Former US President Trump warned of a disaster if China invades Taiwan. In response to potential risks, TSMC announced an additional $100 billion investment in the US to expand its chip manufacturing operations, bringing the total investment to $165 billion. This move aims to boost domestic chip production in the US and reduce reliance on Asian supply chains. However, geopolitical risks remain a crucial factor influencing the semiconductor industry. The increased investment reflects a strategic shift amid growing concerns about regional stability and the vulnerability of the global chip supply.
Finance · 06/20/2025
Nvidia Launches Modified B20 Chips to Regain China AI Market
The US AI chip ban continues to impact Nvidia's position in the Chinese market, leading to a significant drop in market share. Nvidia is attempting to circumvent the restrictions and regain market share by launching a 'downgraded' B20 series chip. However, the rise of domestic Chinese GPU manufacturers faces challenges including ecosystem barriers, process limitations, and EDA difficulties. The US-China chip rivalry will reshape the global AI industry chain.
Finance · 07/10/2025
China Gains As Trump Tariffs Shift Copper Trade Asia Watches
US tariffs on copper products are prompting international traders to shift their supplies towards the Chinese market. China is becoming a safe haven for global copper, but the Asian market faces oversupply and price pressure. Whether China can effectively absorb this extra copper will determine the direction of the Asian and even the global copper market. The influx of copper into China is a direct consequence of the trade policies implemented by the United States, impacting supply chains and market dynamics across Asia.
Finance · 02/17/2025
TSMC Partners with Intel to Boost US Chip Production
The US is pushing for cooperation between TSMC and Intel to strengthen its domestic semiconductor industry. Potential collaboration models include equity investment, joint ventures, or business divisions, but face challenges in technology integration, market competition, and geopolitical factors. TSMC needs to carefully weigh its options and develop a comprehensive strategy to maintain a favorable position in the global chip war. This collaboration could reshape the semiconductor landscape, but its success hinges on navigating complex technological and political hurdles.
Taxation · 07/25/2025
IRS Contractor Security Information Guide Key Steps to Ensure Smooth Collaboration
This article provides a detailed overview of the safety background check and IT security training requirements that IRS contractors must follow before initiating collaboration. It aims to assist contractors in thoroughly preparing for smooth cooperation with the tax agency.
Education · 08/21/2025
WEL Education Group Promotes STEM at VEX Robotics Championship
VEX Robotics is deeply involved in STEM education, using the VEX Robotics Competition to spark technological interest and cultivate comprehensive abilities in young people. Its programs, including World Champion team recruitment, the WEL STEM Team, a Sino-US coaching team, and the Archimedes Junior Team, along with its outstanding performance in robotics competitions across the US and China, fully demonstrate its leading position and innovative trends in the field of robotics education. It fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills essential for future success.
Finance · 02/19/2025
China Warns Trade Tensions Could Trigger Global Recession
China warned at a WTO meeting that US tariff policies are impacting the global trade system and could trigger an economic recession. It emphasized that unilateralism threatens the multilateral trading system and called for international cooperation to maintain global economic stability and prevent the escalation of trade wars. China highlighted the dangers of protectionist measures and urged member states to uphold the principles of free and fair trade within the WTO framework to avoid further disruptions to the global economy.
Taxation · 07/23/2025
Establishing Closer Links A New Model of Collaboration Between the IRS and Stakeholders
The IRS has established extensive partnerships through its Stakeholder Liaison Office, aiming to provide tax professionals with information on policies and procedures, while addressing issues in tax administration promptly. Additionally, to protect taxpayers, professionals should rapidly contact their local liaison office in the event of a data breach.
Culture · 08/07/2025
CSOFT Hosts Dragon Boat Festival Networking Event in Boston
The Dragon Boat Festival and Annual Summit held by CSOFT International in Boston strengthened communication with experts in the life sciences field. Through competitions and activities, the team not only enhanced their collaboration skills but also engaged in in-depth discussions about the future development of the pharmaceutical industry in China and the United States.
Education · 08/07/2025
US Clarifies Citizenship Application Exemptions
This article examines the exemptions and adjustment options in the U.S. citizenship application process, particularly for elderly and disabled applicants. USCIS offers waivers from the English and civics education tests under specific conditions, aiming to ensure that the application process is fair and accessible to all.
Social Networking · 08/14/2025
US Noncitizens Fundamental Rights Explained
This article analyzes the basic rights of non-citizens and immigrants in the United States, emphasizing that everyone, regardless of their status, is entitled to fundamental rights such as freedom of speech, equal treatment, and the right to privacy. It also discusses the rights during interactions with law enforcement and the related legal protections.
Lawyers · 08/21/2025
Global IP Protection Focuses on Trademarks Customs Enforcement
This article addresses common issues in the field of intellectual property, covering aspects such as trademark registration and customs protection. The content includes trademark opposition, trademark assignment, how foreigners can register trademarks in China, the 'basis for application' for US trademark registration, the duration of trademark rights, and reasons for trademark registration refusal. It aims to help readers better understand intellectual property and protect their innovative achievements and brand value.
Travel · 08/21/2025
China Promotes Offthebeatenpath Tourism Experiences
Tuniu handpicks unique destinations, inviting you to explore the Long Hair Village of the Red Yao ethnic group in Guangxi, the rape flower fields of Gaochun in Nanjing, luxurious lakeside villas by Erhai Lake in Yunnan, and the ancient town of Xikou in Fenghua. Discover celebrity travel anecdotes and create unforgettable travel experiences filled with surprises and touching moments. Experience the best of China with these curated adventures.
Finance · 07/18/2025
Guide for Non-u.s. Residents Applying for American Credit Cards
This article provides a comprehensive guide for non-US residents applying for US credit cards, including steps to obtain an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN), renting a US address, choosing the right type of credit card, setting up online banking, and building a credit history. With appropriate methods, non-US residents can successfully apply for US credit cards, facilitating personal finance and consumption.