Didi Global Inc fell for the third consecutive session on Wednesday after China ordered the app removed from mobile app stores as part of a broader crackdown on China-based companies with overseas …
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China Hints at Reserve Ratio Cut to Help Bolster Economy
(Bloomberg) — China’s State Council signaled the central bank could make more liquidity available to banks in order to boost lending to businesses, including by cutting the amount of money they have …
Futurity Brands Limited Announces Appointment of Chief Executive Officer in China
Futurity Brands Limited announced today the appointment of Mr. Zhu Jianshi, as Chief Executive Officer of Futurity Brands China. Stan Wan, Futurity Brands Chairman and Group CEO, said: “After a …
China’s STAR Market Regains Some Sparkle With Syngenta IPO
A planned $10 billion listing by the pesticide and seed giant would be a win for Shanghai’s STAR Market, as China gets tougher on overseas stock sales.
Divers work at China Cove in Newport Beach to remove invasive sea plant
Underwater diver Danyal Thompson did a slow, crablike crawl as he worked his way through eelgrass in 14 feet of water off China Cove in Corona del Mar on Wednesday, July 7, searching for invasive…
HSBC to China investors: ‘See through’ the tech crackdown and focus on fundamentals
As Beijing cracks down on China’s tech companies, there could be buying opportunities, says HSBC Global Asset Management’s Alexander Davey.
China allows seven more units to export rice
ISLAMABAD: After completing required international food safety and security standards, China has allowed seven more Pakistani rice units to export rice. The initiative would help further increase the …
U.S. IPO market a danger zone for Chinese firms after Beijing crackdown
China’s stepped-up scrutiny of overseas listings by its companies … a sweeping regulatory shift that is also set to weigh on the long-term valuations of the IPO-bound companies, they said. Bankers …
Shenzhen passes first local law to protect personal data
Shenzhen in Guangdong province has approved China’s first local law on data management, as the nation continues stepping up efforts to protect personal information. Details of the Shenzhen Special …
Whale becomes a star in bay off Shenzhen
Swimming its way to celebrity status, a juvenile Bryde’s whale has been making the rounds on social media as it glides around in Dapeng Bay off Shenzhen, Guangdong province. The whale has lingered in …
China fines 22 internet giants in anti-monopoly cases
China’s State Administration for Market Regulation announced that they have fined 22 internet companies for their roles in anti-monopoly …
Boycott Beijing Olympic ceremonies, demand MPs
The government should boycott the opening and closing ceremonies of the Beijing Winter Olympics in February and consider banning imports from Xinjiang to put pressure on China over the Uighur …
South China Sea: The battle for Scarborough Shoal
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in the Hague ruled that Beijing had been unlawful in its occupation and blockade of traditional Filipino fishing grounds, including Scarborough Shoal. The coral reef …
