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Fashion designer Pierre Cardin remembered in China as a pioneer who inspired brands like L’Oreal to follow in his footsteps
French fashion designer Pierre Cardin is revered by fashion lovers and designers in China for bringing haute couture chic to the country as its reform and opening-up era began. ( read original story …)
World Health Organization Criticizes China Over Delays in Covid-19 Probe
Beijing is continuing to bar U.N. investigators seeking to study the origins of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan. ( read original story …)
China blocks entry to WHO team studying Covid’s origins
Officials say visas not yet approved for World Health Organization delegation due to visit Wuhan … ( read original story …)
WHO’s Tedros ‘very disappointed’ China hasn’t granted entry to coronavirus experts
The head of the World Health Organization said on Tuesday he was “very disappointed” that China has still not authorised the entry of a team of international experts to examine the origins of the ……
Chinese Regulators Try to Get Jack Ma’s Ant Group to Share Consumer Data
Beijing is trying to get Jack Ma to do something the beleaguered billionaire has long resisted: share the troves of consumer-credit data collected by his financial-technology behemoth. ( read original story …)
UPDATE: Genworth looks to cost cutting, including possible job reductions, with China Oceanwide deal on indefinite hold
That could include a partial IPO for its U.S. mortgage insurance business … family-owned international financial holding company based in Beijing, for $5.43 per share or $2.7 billion. ( read original story …)
China has condemned one of the nation’s top bankers to death after he was found guilty of accepting $277 million in bribes
Ex-finance official Lai Xiaomin has been sentenced to death after he was found guilty of taking $277 million in bribes. ( read original story …)
Coronavirus: WHO chief ‘very disappointed’ China hasn’t granted entry to investigation team
International experts looking into the origins of Covid-19 have set out for China and were originally expected to start work on Tuesday. ( read original story …)
Boston Private, BP, China Unicom: 5 Top Stock Gainers for Tuesday
Boston Private, BP, Peck Cos., Cerecor and China Unicom are five top stock gainers for Tuesday. Stocks were climbing Tuesday as Wall Street kept an eye on two key Senate runoff elections in Georgia. (…
NYSE U-Turns on China Telecom Delisting Threat, Shares Surge
China Mobile and China Unicom shares surged higher Tuesday after the New York Stock Exchange scrapped plans to delist three China-based telecoms companies with alleged ties to the military. ( read original story …)
2021 Crypto Preview: Here’s What’s Coming Next
Over the last few years, crypto has seen its share of ups and downs. Pundits are everywhere when it comes to guessing the next all-time-high, or trying to pinpoint what level … ( read original…
WHO’s Tedros “very disappointed” China has not authorised entry of coronavirus experts
The head of the World Health Organization is “very disappointed” that China has still not authorised the entry of a team of international experts to examine the origins of the coronavirus. ( read original story…
