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How Noncompete Agreements and Corporate Surveillance Are Crushing China’s Tech Workers

In the cutthroat world of China’s tech industry, non-compete clauses and corporate surveillance are increasingly binding tech workers to their employers — sometimes with severe personal consequences. As reported on

Production Delays, Disarray in Boeing Factory Prior to Door Plug Near Tragedy, WSJ Reports

According to Boeing factory logs, obtained by the Wall Street Journal (WSJ), in the months leading up to January’s near tragedy involving a door plug on a 737 Max 9,
Intel Readies for $100 Billion Spending Spree Across Four US States
China Sets Ambitious Growth Target of 5% in Desperate Bid to Salvage Economy
New House Bill Targets TikTok
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Japan’s Daiwa House Planning US Factory for Prefab Homes
$3.8-Billion JetBlue-Spirit Merger Blocked Over Antitrust Concerns
Massive Data Breach Unveils Espionage, Cyber Vulnerabilities Within China’s Security Systems
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Indonesia extended its worldwide export ban on palm oil to include crude palm oil, increasing global food shortage and inflationary pressures.
Oil Used in Oreos and Toothpaste Becomes 10% More Expensive After Indonesia Bans Exports
Just days after Indonesia, the world’s largest exporter of the world’s most widely used vegetable oil...
The Understated, Yet Massive Power of Asset Management Firms BlackRock and Vanguard
Commentary Until recently, economic competition was the driving force for small and large companies...
Apple couldn't say no to the CCP in 2020 when the Chinese Government wanted an app banned, they removed it from the App Store.
Apple Complied With 100% of Chinese Government App Store Takedown Requests in 2020: Report
The world’s largest company acquiesced to 100 percent of App Store takedown requests made by the Chinese...
American rail carriers are cutting critical fertilizer, grain, and coal shipments as they struggle with staffing and logistics problems amid union wars.
US Rail Carriers Are Cutting Fertilizer, Grain, Coal Shipments
A major U.S. railway freight carrier has ceased business with one of the largest fertilizer producers...
Years of Surging Lithium Prices Show Signs of Turbulence as Electric Vehicle Makers Adapt
In the pursuit of sufficiently-powered vehicles, a market rally for lithium has caused a sharp increase...
Joe Biden will allow E15 ethanol blended gasoline to sell in summer months to combat "Putin's price hike" and "genocide."
Biden Admin to Allow More Ethanol in Gasoline to Ease the ‘Putin Price Hike’
U.S. President Joe Biden announced that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will relax a regulation...
Consumer electronics demand are down, especially in China, which amounts to half of global demand, says TSMC Chairman Mark Liu
Consumer Electronics Demand Down ‘Especially in China’ Says TSMC Chief
The head of an industry-leading semiconductor manufacturing company says consumer demand for personal...
US Workers are testing positive for drugs after an accident at an exponentially greater rate than pre-employment, indicating workplace drug use.
Workplace Drug Testing Data Shows Growing Ratio of Post-accident Positives Among American Workers
A new set of data published by a leading American narcotics screening firm revealed results indicating...
China’s Online Retailer Firm JD.com Expands Layoffs as Economy Worsens
As Beijing’s regulators turn up the heat on a heavily saturated internet sector, adding financial pressure...