SHANGHAI (Reuters) – A Beijing office of China’s central bank said on Tuesday it had ordered the shutdown of a Beijing-based software maker over its suspected involvement in cryptocurrency trading.
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China says Macron and Merkel support reviving E.U.-China investment pact. Not so fast.
The agreement, which would make it easier for E.U. and Chinese companies to invest in each other’s economies, was stalled earlier this year amid Beijing’s treatment of Uyghurs.
