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China is redrawing the legal gray zone that underpinned its tech giants’ rise
White House mulls digital trade deal to counter China in Asia – Bloomberg News
The Biden administration is considering a digital trade agreement covering Indo-Pacific economies as the United States seeks ways to check China’s influence in the region, Bloomberg News reported late …
Plastic surgery booming in China despite the dangers
Ruxin is planning to have “double eyelid” surgery where the surgeon creates a crease on the eyelid, that she hopes will make her eyes appear bigger. The Guangzhou resident logs on to the Gengmei app…
China’s National Intellectual Property Administration Implements Protection of Olympic & Paralympic Logos
In preparation for the upcoming Olympics, on July 8, 2021, the China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA), in accordance with the relevant provisions of the “Regulatio …
Hong Kong to benefit from Beijing’s Didi crackdown, IPO rules overhaul, analysts say
Many of China’s high-flying technology companies have opted for IPOs in the US, as it has the deepest and most liquid market globally. The tide, however, maybe turning, with the likes of LinkDoc …
Wall St’s billion-dollar fee bonanza chilled by China’s IPO curbs
HONG KONG • Just months after bankers celebrated a record haul from taking Chinese companies public in New York and Hong Kong, they have had a rude awakening. Deals are being shelved and investors are…
Beijing, Hebei make all-out efforts to deal with deluge
“It was safe and fast.” The storms also affected neighboring Hebei province, where roads in some cities quickly became waterlogged. In Xingtai’s Ningjin county, where heavy rain started at about 8 pm …
Biden now has a Cuba puzzle even as China showdown sizzles
The US was already trying to deal with one headache in its hemisphere following the assassination of Haiti’s President. Now it has a Cuba conundrum.
Is Riot Blockchain Stock a Buy Right Now? Analyst Weighs In
The crackdown on Bitcoin miners in China and the subsequent decline in the network hash rate could be good news for North American miners. Companies such as Riot Blockchain (RIOT) could benefit from …
China provides COVID-19 vaccines to nearly 100 countries
China is the world’s largest vaccine supplier, having supplied more than 480 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines to the international community, provided vaccine assistance to nearly 100 countries, and …
AUD/USD struggles to regain 0.7500, coronavirus, China trade data eyed
Aussie authorities ready more stimulus as virus outbreaks hint at extended local lockdowns. PM Morrison’s speech, China trade figures for June and US CPI will be the key. AUD/USD seesaws around 0.7480 …
It’s coming home — China on tech
While Beijing continues to turn the screws on companies like ride-hailing service Didi, which want to raise money and list in New York, the Chinese tech sector is also suffering restrictions in India …
As SPAC Deals Fade, Banking And FinTech IPOs Step Into Listings Spotlight
As China’s data crackdown derailed some listing plans, there still were pockets of activity from banking and FinTech-related IPOs and SPACs (not based in China).
