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China-US relations: Beijing says Twitter hacked after Trump retweet
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China revokes visa exemption treatment for U.S. diplomat passport holders visiting Hong Kong, Macau
China is revoking visa exemption treatment for United States diplomat passport holders visiting Hong Kong and Macau, Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a news conference in … ( read original story …)
Facial Recognition Is Running Amok in China. The People Are Pushing Back.
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China-US relations: Beijing says Twitter hacked after iffy Trump retweet
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China imposes temporary anti-subsidy charges on Australian wine imports
China will temporarily impose anti-subsidy fees on some Australian wine imports from Dec. 11, the commerce ministry said on Thursday, ramping up pressure on the industry amid rising tensions between … ( read original story…
Paulson notes China’s rise in global finance
But mainland China will be an increasingly formidable challenger in financial services in the next few years,” Paulson wrote in an op-ed published on The Wall Street Journal website Wednesday. Paulson … ( read original…
World’s Biggest Investors Split China Bets From Emerging Markets
The widening economic gulf between China and other emerging markets is prompting some of the world’s largest investors to change how they allocate money to the asset class. ( read original story …)
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Australian wine now faces total temporary duties of up to 218.5 per cent after the Chinese Ministry of Commerce imposed temporary countervailing duties on Australian wine on top of provisional … ( read original story…
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