AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoTesla–SpaceX China unit dispute: Elon Musk and Tesla China both deny a Wall Street Journal report that Tesla is preparing to sell or spin off its China business ahead of a possible SpaceX merger, calling it “absurdly fake news,” while the WSJ claims executives were told to plan separation options amid US-China regulatory and security concerns. US forced-labor crackdown: The US added 43 Chinese companies to a blacklist under the UFLPA, expanding coverage across sectors tied to Xinjiang-linked production. AI market jitters: China’s AI IPOs failed to lift a slumping stock market as chip and AI infrastructure selloffs hit Chinese equities, with the CSI 300 posting its biggest monthly drop since 2016. Nuclear expansion: China approved four new nuclear power projects totaling over 170 billion yuan, adding eight units and emphasizing top safety standards. South China Sea flashpoint: China rejected the Philippines’ move to delimit “baselines” around Huangyan Dao, calling it illegal and vowing to respond. Disaster update: A Chongqing landslide death toll rose to 51, with 10 still missing as rescue operations concluded. Global AI diplomacy: China invited Nigeria to join a new World Artificial Intelligence Organisation as a founding member. Robotics and security: The FCC added foreign-made advanced robots and connected power inverters to its covered list, targeting models linked to China amid surveillance and cyber fears.
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