Chinese police are stepping up efforts in cracking down on illegal economic activities, which now leads to crypto over-the-counter (OTC) traders being detained to assist investigations. ( read original story …)
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China Police Said to Detain Crypto OTC Traders Amid Money Laundering Crackdown
Can China Be Stopped From Stealing Technology From U.S. Colleges?
Congress is cracking down on Chinese espionage taking place throughout the U.S. scientific community by requiring researchers to disclose foreign funding sources in federal grant applications. The U.S … ( read original story …)
Trade Finance Market Size, Rising Impact of COVID-19, Product Scope, 2020 Demand and Sales Analysis to 2025
Changsha, China, HongChun Research : Niche Report Study on “Global Trade Finance Market 2020” Highlights on Different Features of the Market with a Specific Spotlight type, application, competitive … ( read original story …)
China Market Update: US Investors’ Home Bias: Please Don’t Notice China Bull Market
Year Average Mainland China volume nearly 2X 1-Year Average Northbound Stock Connect volume 2X 1-Year Average$2.421B of foreign buying on the Mainland China via Northbound Connect Asian equities rode … ( read original story …)
U.S. Warns Businesses Over Supply Chains Tied to Rights Violations in China
The administration said companies face legal risks for involvement with entities in China blamed for human-rights abuses, including the mass detention of Uighur Muslims. ( read original story …)
U.S. House passes bill to sanction Chinese banks over Hong Kong
The U.S. House of Representatives passed legislation on Wednesday that would penalize banks doing business with Chinese officials who implement Beijing’s draconian new national security law imposed on … ( read original story …)
China demands info from 4 media companies in response to US
China is demanding staff and business information from four U.S. media companies including The Associated Press in what it calls a necessary response to similar demands by Washington on Chinese state- … ( read original…
COVID-19 strain in Beijing outbreak may have come from SE Asia – Harvard study
A strain of COVID-19 that has infected more than 300 people in Beijing since early June could have originated in South or Southeast Asia, according to a study by Harvard University researchers. The ou ……
Exclusive: Hong Kong activists discuss ‘parliament-in-exile’ after China crackdown
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists are discussing a plan to create an unofficial parliament-in-exile to keep the flame of democracy alive and send a message to China that freedom cannot be crushed, … ( read original…
U.S., U.K. Lead Global Push Back Against China in Hong Kong
The U.S. has announced sanctions on Chinese officials while the U.K. has set out a path for Hong Kongers to leave the territory and settle in Britain. ( read original story …)
U.S. Vice President Pence: China’s Hong Kong law is a ‘betrayal’ – CNBC interview
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence told CNBC on Thursday that China’s new law on Hong Kong is a betrayal of an international agreement. ( read original story …)
India’s coronavirus cases cross 600,000; demand for China’s medical products surge
The coronavirus has infected more than 10.69 million people around the world as of Thursday, killing at least 516,210 people. ( read original story …)
China’s factory activity quickens, but pandemic drags on exporters and recovery
China’s factory activity expanded at a stronger pace in June after the government lifted lockdowns and stepped up investment, but persistent weakness in export orders suggests the coronavirus crisis … ( read original story …)
