China tightens oversight of overseas investments as broad national security regulations take effect Wednesday, targeting AI, chips and green tech amid rising competition with Washington.
China is intensifying scrutiny of overseas investments as broad national security regulations take effect Wednesday, amid rising tech competition with Washington. Beijing is targeting fields such as artificial intelligence, computer chips and green technology.
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