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David Chang confirms that he and his company, Momofuku, will no longer pursue the trademark defense over the brand's "Chili Crunch" product after sparking controversy within the Asian American ...

"I want to apologize to everyone in the AAPI community who’s been hurt or feels like I’ve marginalized them or put a ceiling on them by our actions," said the celebrity chef ...

Olaf Scholz says European cars should have equal access to Chinese customers
The chancellor of Germany has urged industry bosses in China to play fair by not overproducing cheap goods or infringing copyright rules.
Speaking on a three-day visit to China, where he is travelling with leading business representatives and three government ministers, said he, in turn, would encourage the European Union not to be driven by self-interested protectionism, in which governments restrict international trade to help domestic companies.

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Until now, existing data has combined the mosaic experiences of the AAPI communities into a single data point, disregarding the cultural and historical diversity among Asian Americans.

The politicians worry about American health data falling into the hands of the Chinese authorities. They also fret about American intellectual property ( IP ), for example in the form of drug recipes ...

“A blanket ban” against Chinese citizens from buying land in the state is how one of the appeals court judges, who was appointed by President Biden, Nancy Abudu, described the law. She said it ...

“If Chinese automakers were to come to the U.S. with cheaper ... “I don’t think companies like BYD are on the radar of most American consumers,” she said. “I don’t think the average person probably is ...

Wang is a Taiwanese American clinical psychologist, speaker and author on the intersections of Asian American identity, mental health, and intergenerational trauma. She received her doctorate from the ...

Documentary reveals the cost to Nepalese villagers of harvesting a supposed aphrodisiac that sells for more than gold in China
Every year, thousands of Nepalese villagers make their way to the Himalayan foothills in search of a fungus called . Known for its aphrodisiac properties, the elusive substance sells in China for a price higher than gold. Following Lalita, a young mother among the countless trekkers, this intimate documentary from Maude Plante-Husaruk and Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis paints a stirring portrait of a community exploited by modern commerce.
Living in the largely agrarian village of Maikot, a wistful Lalita thinks back on her adolescent dreams of going to university, but an early marriage and now motherhood put a stop to her education. Through observational camerawork, the film subtly highlights the gender gap in this part of Nepal, as the bulk of farming and domestic work is undertaken by women. In braving the tough journey towards the Himalayas, Lalita is also walking towards a brighter future for her young daughter.

Nationally acclaimed California author Maxine Hong Kingston, who inspired feminist thought as she shaped decades of Asian American literature, will visit UC Santa Barbara to talk about writing, family ...