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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Opposition Din
Parliament Winter Session Day 6 Highlights: S Jaishankar was scheduled brief the Lok Sabha on the key developments in India-China relations.
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How Sheikh Hasina's Ouster Affects India-Bangladesh Diplomatic Ties
The ouster of Bangladesh's autocratic premier sparked celebrations in Dhaka this week but alarm in neighbouring India, which backed Sheikh Hasina to counter rival China and quash Islamist alternatives, analysts say.
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iPhone Assembler Foxconn Replaces iPhone Business Chief After Tumultuous Year in China: Report
Foxconn has reportedly appointed Michael Chiang as the company's iPhone assembly business chief after a troubled year for the company in China. The company's plant in China's Zhengzhou city was heavily affected late last year after the country's COVID-19 curbs prompted thousands of workers to leave, followed by worker unrest and protests. Chiang wi...
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China Relaxes Zero-Covid Curbs: Here's What Will Change
China rolled back its tough Covid rules on Wednesday, after the restrictions sparked popular unrest and hammered the world's second-largest economy.
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Protesters Clash With Police In China's Megacity Guangzhou: Report
Protesters clashed with police in the southern Chinese megacity of Guangzhou overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, according to witnesses and footage, part of a wave of demonstrations across the country triggered by Covid restrictions.
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iPhone 14 Pro Shipments Could Fall 20 Million Units Short of Market Estimates After China Factory Unrest: Kuo
iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max model shipments could be hit due to the recent protests at Foxconn iPhone facility in China, according to TF Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo. The iPhone 14 Pro model production could be miss market estimates by up to 20 million units in Q4 2022, Kuo says, while supply shortfall for iPhone 14 Pro models could era...
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Journalists Should Not Engage In Activities Unrelated To Their Role: China
Journalists should not engage in activities unrelated to their role, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, after broadcaster BBC said one of its reporters had been assaulted and detained while covering weekend protests in Shanghai.
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"Biden's Monitoring, We All Are": US On China Covid Unrest
US President Joe Biden is monitoring unrest in China by protesters demanding an end to Covid lockdowns and greater political freedoms, the White House said Monday, as rallies popped up in solidarity around the United States.
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iPhone November Shipments to See Further Decline at Foxconn's Plant in China
Foxconn's flagship iPhone plant in China is set to see a further reduction in November shipments after the latest bout of worker unrest this week, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday, as thousands of employees quit. The world's largest Apple iPhone factory has been grappling with strict COVID-19 restrictions that have fuelle...
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iPhone Shipments From Foxconn's China Factory To Fall By 30%: Report
Production of Apple Inc's iPhones could slump by at least 30% at Foxconn's factory in China's city of Zhengzhou after worker unrest disrupted operations, sources said.
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After Violent Protests At iPhone Plant In China, Foxconn Promises $1,400 Payment To Workers
Foxconn, Apple's manufacturing partner, claimed in an online notice that the money, which will be paid out in two installments, will help employees travel home more easily.
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iPhone Factory Workers' Protest: Over 20,000 New Hires Said to Leave Foxconn's Zhengzhou Plant
Foxconn is said to have seen over 20,000 new hires leave the company's Zhengzhou iPhone plant in China, after widespread worker protests that rocked the facility over a pay dispute. The company apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits, offered remuneration to employees who wanted to resign and leave the cha...
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Unrest At China's iPhone Factory Brewing For 2 Months. See Timeline
Violent protests have broken out around a huge factory in central China's Zhengzhou, owned by Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn and the world's largest manufacturer of iPhones, over COVID-19 restrictions and working conditions.
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China's New Challenge Amid "Responsible" Kazakhstan Unrest: Energy Crisis
Foreign ministers from oil-rich Gulf states arrived in Beijing on Monday for a five-day visit as turmoil in neighbouring Kazakhstan raises concerns about China's energy security.
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Chinese Drones, Guns Point At New Pak Plot In J&K: Government Sources
Pakistan has been instructed by China to push large quantities of arms and ammunition into Jammu and Kashmir to sponsor increased anti-India activity and unrest amid the border standoff in Ladakh, government sources said on Friday, citing intelligence reports.
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Parliament Winter Session Highlights: Both Houses Adjourned Till Tomorrow Amid Opposition Din
Parliament Winter Session Day 6 Highlights: S Jaishankar was scheduled brief the Lok Sabha on the key developments in India-China relations.
-
How Sheikh Hasina's Ouster Affects India-Bangladesh Diplomatic Ties
The ouster of Bangladesh's autocratic premier sparked celebrations in Dhaka this week but alarm in neighbouring India, which backed Sheikh Hasina to counter rival China and quash Islamist alternatives, analysts say.
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iPhone Assembler Foxconn Replaces iPhone Business Chief After Tumultuous Year in China: Report
Foxconn has reportedly appointed Michael Chiang as the company's iPhone assembly business chief after a troubled year for the company in China. The company's plant in China's Zhengzhou city was heavily affected late last year after the country's COVID-19 curbs prompted thousands of workers to leave, followed by worker unrest and protests. Chiang wi...
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China Relaxes Zero-Covid Curbs: Here's What Will Change
China rolled back its tough Covid rules on Wednesday, after the restrictions sparked popular unrest and hammered the world's second-largest economy.
-
Protesters Clash With Police In China's Megacity Guangzhou: Report
Protesters clashed with police in the southern Chinese megacity of Guangzhou overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, according to witnesses and footage, part of a wave of demonstrations across the country triggered by Covid restrictions.
-
iPhone 14 Pro Shipments Could Fall 20 Million Units Short of Market Estimates After China Factory Unrest: Kuo
iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max model shipments could be hit due to the recent protests at Foxconn iPhone facility in China, according to TF Securities analyst, Ming-Chi Kuo. The iPhone 14 Pro model production could be miss market estimates by up to 20 million units in Q4 2022, Kuo says, while supply shortfall for iPhone 14 Pro models could era...
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Journalists Should Not Engage In Activities Unrelated To Their Role: China
Journalists should not engage in activities unrelated to their role, China's foreign ministry said on Tuesday, after broadcaster BBC said one of its reporters had been assaulted and detained while covering weekend protests in Shanghai.
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"Biden's Monitoring, We All Are": US On China Covid Unrest
US President Joe Biden is monitoring unrest in China by protesters demanding an end to Covid lockdowns and greater political freedoms, the White House said Monday, as rallies popped up in solidarity around the United States.
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iPhone November Shipments to See Further Decline at Foxconn's Plant in China
Foxconn's flagship iPhone plant in China is set to see a further reduction in November shipments after the latest bout of worker unrest this week, a source with direct knowledge of the matter said on Friday, as thousands of employees quit. The world's largest Apple iPhone factory has been grappling with strict COVID-19 restrictions that have fuelle...
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iPhone Shipments From Foxconn's China Factory To Fall By 30%: Report
Production of Apple Inc's iPhones could slump by at least 30% at Foxconn's factory in China's city of Zhengzhou after worker unrest disrupted operations, sources said.
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After Violent Protests At iPhone Plant In China, Foxconn Promises $1,400 Payment To Workers
Foxconn, Apple's manufacturing partner, claimed in an online notice that the money, which will be paid out in two installments, will help employees travel home more easily.
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iPhone Factory Workers' Protest: Over 20,000 New Hires Said to Leave Foxconn's Zhengzhou Plant
Foxconn is said to have seen over 20,000 new hires leave the company's Zhengzhou iPhone plant in China, after widespread worker protests that rocked the facility over a pay dispute. The company apologised for committing a pay-related "technical error" when hiring new recruits, offered remuneration to employees who wanted to resign and leave the cha...
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Unrest At China's iPhone Factory Brewing For 2 Months. See Timeline
Violent protests have broken out around a huge factory in central China's Zhengzhou, owned by Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn and the world's largest manufacturer of iPhones, over COVID-19 restrictions and working conditions.
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China's New Challenge Amid "Responsible" Kazakhstan Unrest: Energy Crisis
Foreign ministers from oil-rich Gulf states arrived in Beijing on Monday for a five-day visit as turmoil in neighbouring Kazakhstan raises concerns about China's energy security.
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Chinese Drones, Guns Point At New Pak Plot In J&K: Government Sources
Pakistan has been instructed by China to push large quantities of arms and ammunition into Jammu and Kashmir to sponsor increased anti-India activity and unrest amid the border standoff in Ladakh, government sources said on Friday, citing intelligence reports.
