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Hong Kong’s Lalamove files confidentially for $1bn American IPO
Hong Kong-based logistics startup Lalamove has filed confidentially for a U.S. initial public offering that could raise about $1 billion, two people familiar with the plan say, joining a string of …
Shenzhen sets up special medical facility to treat COVID-19 patients infected with the Delta variant
A designated clinical facility managed by a special medical team to treat COVID-19 patients infected with the Delta variant has been set up in Shenzhen after the local government announced four cases …
Face Masks are Requited to See the Large Sleeping Buddha in Wangye, China
Signs mandating the wearing of protective masks are in front of the Hall of the Buddha, which houses Nibbana of Sakyamuni, the largest indoor clay sculptured sleeping Buddha with a wood core in Asia, …
Candles are Placed for the Large Sleeping Buddha in Wangye, China
Candles are lit in front of the Hall of the Buddha, which houses Nibbana of Sakyamuni, the largest indoor clay sculptured sleeping Buddha with a wood core in Asia, in the Buddha Temple in Wangye,…
North Korea’s Food Supply in Crisis as Imports From China Drop 90 Percent
Kim Jong-un recently admitted the food situation in North Korea is “getting tense” as imports from China have dropped 90 percent.
China’s Ant highlights distinction between NFTs and cryptocurrencies
China’s Ant Group on Wednesday sought to draw a distinction between non-fungible tokens (NFTs) available on its platforms and cryptocurrencies currently subject to a crackdown by Beijing, after users …
China faces import dilemma in advance of 1 July holiday
While reported case numbers are low, local and regional Chinese government officials are going to drastic lengths to reduce any possibility of a major outbreak of the virus blemishing the upcoming …
Live: Visit China’s new window to the world in Hainan Province
A slew of preferential policies have been rolled out to facilitate trade and business operations in Hainan. CGTN’s Li Jianhua zooms in on the island. Check it out!
China’s COVID-19 measures continue to be science-based
China will continue to take COVID-19 prevention measures based on scientific analysis, particularly with regards to securing its borders, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said at a press …
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily closure an ‘attack on anyone who doesn’t toe Beijing line’: National security expert
Former deputy national security adviser Stephen Yates on the Apple Daily being forced to shut its doors and the potential impact the move has on the free world.
How China’s Tech Crackdown Benefits A-Shares
China’s recent crackdown on tech has created an unintended gap between onshore and offshore Chinese companies, with offshore firms being hit hard by new regulations, according to the Wall Street …
China data: Crude imports from North Sea likely to ease after jump in May
China’s crude imports from North Sea and Africa rose in May, but the trend is unlikely to continue as the Brent-Dubai price spread hovers over $3/b level, making various light sweet crude cargoes from …
