Paul Mozur

Twitter users in China face detention, threats in new Beijing crackdown

The crackdown is the latest front in President Xi Jinping's campaign to suppress internet activity

US adds China's internet controls to list of trade barriers

United States trade officials have for the first time added China's system of internet filters and blocks

Facebook navigates an internet fractured by government controls

Facebook said its policies in Vietnam have not changed, and it has a consistent process for governments to report illegal content

Chinese investment in Europe firms is raising eyebrows

Paul Mozur: China is cutting edge in mobile tech

Silicon Valley has long been the tech capital, but some western companies are now turning to Chinese firms for ideas

Samsung profit rises on new smartphone technology

Samsung said operating profit would be 8.1 trillion won, or about $7 billion, in the second quarter, compared with 6.9 trillion won a year earlier

Alibaba faces US accounting inquiry

SEC is investigating how the Chinese e-commerce giant accounts for affiliated companies and related-party transactions

China quietly targets US tech companies in security reviews

Court ruling means an iPhone in China may not be a phone at all

Apple no longer immune to China's scrutiny

Last week, iBooks Store and iTunes Movies were shut down, just six months after they were started in China

Apple deactivates news app in China

Apple seems to be avoiding the problem by completely disabling the service for users in China

Asian tech start-ups quietly scale new heights

Uber spends heavily to establish itself in China

Samsung shows signs of a turnaround

Exceeds analyst expectations despite drop in profits

China appears to attack GitHub by diverting web traffic

Lu Wei: China's gregarious and direct web doorkeeper

Lu spent his early career as bureau chief of the state-run Xinhua News Agency in southern Guangxi Province, a position where his flair for showmanship caught the eye of the Beijing headquarters

Paul Mozur: Using cash and pressure, China builds its chip industry

Beijing is starting programmes to increase investment and gain expertise from foreign firms

To reach China, LinkedIn plays by local rules

Its Chinese version, which lacks certain features of Western versions, seems to have the tacit approval of China's govt

China 'hacking into' Hong Kong protesters' phones

A glum sign for Apple in China, as smuggled iPhones go begging