SHANGHAI, March 25 (Reuters) – Mainland China reported 11 new COVID-19 cases on March 24, up from 10 cases a day earlier, the country’s national health authority said on Thursday. The National Health … (…
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China Considers Creating State-Backed Company to Oversee Tech Data
China’s government has proposed establishing a joint venture with local technology giants that would oversee the lucrative data they collect from hundreds of millions of consumers, according to people … ( read original story …)
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A $60 Billion U.S. Stimulus Windfall Is Heading China’s Way
David Ni is expecting a great year for his Chinese car-wheels business, thanks to the $1.9 trillion boost President Joe Biden just gave to the U.S. economy. ( read original story …)
EU-China deal on the rocks as sanctions shake support in European Parliament
Three of Europe’s top four parties have already said they will not ratify, and a lively discussion is taking place in the fourth Deal now faces uphill struggle to be ratified in 2022, with critics…
China firms rush to withdraw IPOs as rules tighten
Firms had rushed to list after China introduced a registration-based system and loosened … A large share of the companies that have withdrawn IPO applications did so after on-site inspections, Mr Yi … ( read…
Facebook removes accounts of ‘China-based hackers’ targeting Uighurs
Facebook has removed a group of China-based hackers it says targeted members of the Uighur community living abroad. It said hackers used malicious websites and apps to infect devices and allow for … ( read…
Biden has left Trump’s China tariffs in place. Here’s why
Former President Donald Trump started a controversial trade war with China three years ago, putting tariffs on roughly $350 billion of Chinese-made goods … ( read original story …)
China announces trade fair to boost Hainan’s duty-free status, show commitment to opening up
The inaugural Hainan Expo will take place in May as Beijing pushes ahead with plans to transform the island into a duty-free shopping hub and show its commitment to opening up the economy to foreign … (…
China Issues Human Rights Report Attacking U.S. Racism, Gun Violence, COVID-19 Response
China has issued a new report analyzing the human rights record of the United States throughout the past year, looking specifically at reports of racial injustice, gun violence and the country’s … ( read original…
It’s clear the US does not care about China’s face anymore
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Tariffs: Why Biden has left Trump’s China taxes in place
Former President Donald Trump started a controversial trade war with China three years ago, putting tariffs on roughly $350 billion of Chinese-made goods — and despite the change in administration, … ( read original story…
