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Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark (pictured) used the vendor’s Q1 earnings call yesterday (29 April) to vow it will bid in the next round of network tenders in China later this year. The CEO highlighted the…
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China Mobile, AsiaInfo, CMIOT, Huawei, Inspur, Gosuncn and Lianren Digital Health have established the Alliance of 5G New Smart Cities. AsiaInfo was elected as the council member of the Alliance, and …
China Toughens War on Financial Scams Ahead of New Fraud Rules
China has ramped up a crackdown on financial scams, from cryptocurrency swindles to bogus patriotic fundraising that capitalizes on the coming 100th birthday of the ruling Communist Party, as new anti …
Nine ex-Shenzhen detainees face new charge
Prosecutors have pressed a new charge against nine Hongkongers who were detained in Shenzhen after an alleged failed attempt to flee to Taiwan by …
Report urges Shenzhen to pay more attention to attracting talents
The report was jointly published by the Shenzhen Academy of Social Sciences and the Institute of Studies for the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong. It is based on analysis of data on flows of talents,…
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A Chinese astronaut has never set foot inside the ISS. Now, Beijing has begun the process of putting its own space lab in orbit.
Fitch Affirms China United Property Insurance’s IFS Rating at ‘A-‘; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings has affirmed China United Property Insurance Company Limited’s (CUPI) Insurer Financial Strength (I …
China Policy Banks Postpone Earnings, Echoing Last Year’s Delay
China Development Bank, Agricultural Development Bank of China and the Export-Import Bank of China, the nation’s three policy banks, delayed the release of their 2020 earnings results, they said in …
China Administers Record Daily Number of COVID-19 Vaccines
China carried out about 9.6 million vaccinations against COVID-19 on April 29, bringing the total number administered to 253.46 million, according to data released by the National Health Commission on …
Why China may struggle to meet its Covid-19 vaccination target by June
After ramping up vaccination drive with incentives, China administers 200 million Covid-19 shots Such “carrot and stick” measures reflect the urgency needed if China is to hit its target of …
China on alert for Covid-19 variant from India as Labour Day stress test looms
China is on high alert after a number of people coming into the country tested positive for a coronavirus variant believed to have helped fuel a catastrophic surge of cases in neighbouring India The …
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