Having built 300 battery-swap stations so far, NIO will make offering more charging stations a priority, president Qin Lihong says.
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Take Five: Bond bulls, China’s conundrums and U.S. earnings
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U.S. to Add China Firms to Xinjiang Blacklist, Reuters Says
The Biden administration will add at least 10 Chinese entities to its economic blacklist as early as Friday over alleged human rights abuses and high-tech surveillance in Xinjiang, Reuters reported.
Shenzhen blazes trail for national data regulation: experts
The Shenzhen government issued the most detailed data regulation on data in China yet. The regulation laid the groundwork for future data legislation.
Xi and Washington’s China hawks unite against Chinese tech IPOs in US
President Xi Jinping is finally addressing what his administration has long seen as a nagging national security risk and a glaring weakness in China’s capital markets — their inability to attract the …
China criticizes US moves to expand financial sanctions
China’s government on Friday criticized new U.S. moves to reduce access to American financial markets and said it will protect Chinese companies but gave no indication of possible retaliation.
Giant pandas no longer endangered in the wild, China announces
Authorities reclassify animal as vulnerable with a population outside captivity of 1,800 …
Cramer: Stay Away From China IPOs Like Didi
Jim Cramer writes that as long as the Chinese government can remove an app from stores, there’s no point in investing in an IPO in China.
Didi’s Rough Ride: Why Beijing Is Looking to Rein In Its Tech Giants
After Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi made its Wall Street debut, Beijing said it plans to tighten rules for homegrown companies looking to raise money overseas …
How to Protect Your Intellectual Property Rights in China？
Intellectual property (IP) protection is a longstanding and critical concern for companies operating in China, which has also been a key point of contention in the US-China trade war. China has …
Virgil Abloh Opens Xiaohongshu Account Ahead of Off-White Beijing Show
The designer also teased that he will reveal a special collaboration with graffiti artist Katsu with a show in Beijing on Friday.
China Cuts Reserve Ratio for Banks to Support Small Businesses
China’s central bank cut the amount of cash most banks must hold in reserve in order to boost lending in the economy as growth starts to wane.
China’s central bank lowers reserve requirements by a half point
The People’s Bank of China announced Friday it was cutting reserve requirements for its banks to help bolster the world’s number-two economy. The PBOC …
