Tasmania’s participation in the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, one of the largest trade expos in the world, has yielded significant results, with several food and beverage companies …
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Ex-Central Bank Chief Says China ‘Must Lead World’ in CBDC Adoption
The former Governor of China’s central bank, Dai Xianglong, has insisted that China needs to “lead the world’ in CBDC adoption, as the nation’s digital yuan pilot continues.
China jobs: suspended production, extended unpaid leave embody woes with private businesses under pressure
On paper, China’s urban surveyed jobless rate has stabilised over the past few months, but pressure persists to maintain jobs for small and medium-sized firms The private sector, long the backbone of …
Maharashtra sidesteps Central rules, imports China products at higher cost
The directorate of vocational education and training (DVET) in Maharashtra has imported LCD interactive panels from BenQ, a Chinese company, despite the government’s promotion of Made-in-India …
Trident Seafoods finds doing business in China requires watchdogging processors
Trident Seafoods has maintained offices in China, where the company hires contractors to perform labor-intensive tasks such as removing pin bones from the fillets of Alaska pink and chum salmon.
Alaska congressional delegation steps up efforts to shut down U.S. imports of Russian seafood processed in China
The campaign to clamp down on Russian-caught imports has gained momentum after reporting earlier this year found evidence that several seafood companies used the forced labor of largely Muslim …
China lifts import ban on three Australian beef plants
The move by Beijing is viewed as a positive development for the Australian beef sector and a sign of improved relations between the two countries.
China’s growing power over Latin America
As the U.S. government has turned its eyes away from the region to other global matters, Beijing has been laser-focused, stepping in to fill the vacuum
Automaker Nissan expands research ties in China as part of bid to regain market share
Nissan Motor Co. is expanding its research ties with a leading Chinese university as it and other foreign car companies try to claw back market share in the important Chinese market.
Warming U.S.-China business ties hearten insiders, observers
Not only did the number of U.S. exhibitors reach a new high at the sixth China International Import Expo in early November, but the U.S.-China Business Council (USCBC), a voice of American companies …
Nissan to export China-developed EVs to global markets, plans R&D tie-up with Tsinghua University
The Japanese carmaker is considering exporting its line-up of conventional and planned pure electric and plug-in hybrid cars manufactured and developed in China.
Kishida pitches Japan scallops at ASEAN dinner amid China import ban
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Sunday pitched Japanese scallops at a dinner with ASEAN leaders in Tokyo, as producers of the bivalve mollusks have been hit hard by China’s blanket import ban on …
Standard Chartered to offer China’s rich more foreign investment choices via its global network as home markets wilt
Standard Chartered is expanding its role as an international service provider in mainland China, tapping its wealthy clients’ rising appetite for assets around the globe.
