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China’s Innovation: How It Works and How It’s Changing

The words “Made in China” appear on products hitting the shelves world-wide every day. But the innovative power behind the word “made” often tends to get overlooked.

Recent years have seen repeated U.S. crackdowns on Huawei, a Chinese information and communications technology titan. But what these embargos target is not just the brand itself, but the company’s innovation—a fact that also rings true

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