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Starbucks brings Beyond Meat to China with new plant-based lunch menu
Starbucks to debut Beyond Meat products in China as part of coffee chain’s sustainability push
Starbucks will debut Beyond Meat products on its menu in China on Wednesday. The global coffee chain created three dishes made with Beyond’s beef alternative and two made with a pork alternative from … (…
Chinese companies still hope for New York IPOs — despite recent fraud, scandals and coronavirus
Many Chinese companies are still planning to list in the U.S., despite increased scrutiny on the issuers in the wake of disclosures of fraud at high-profile stocks such as Luckin Coffee. ( read original story…
Coronavirus live updates: China reports 11 new cases and no deaths
China reported 11 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus as of April 20. There were no deaths for the sixth straight day, according to the country’s National Health Commission. ( read original story …)
BRIEF-Shenzhen Chipscreen Biosciences Plans To Set Up Unit In The U.S.
Shenzhen Chipscreen Biosciences Co Ltd : * SAYS IT PLANS TO INVEST $40 MILLION TO SET UP UNIT IN THE UNITED STATES Source text in Chinese: bit.ly/3exg5ZD Further company coverage: (Reporting by Hong … (…
Hong Kong’s security law exhumed: Beijing hotshot misses the path to peace
It’s back. Having ignored my advice(!) and done anything but try to claw out of the bottom the well that is the Liaison Office, the best our hotshot trouble-shooter can come up with is to…
Bitcoin Daily: Researchers Say Crypto Needs Global Rules To Prevent Market Collapse; China To Include Blockchain In Tech Infrastructure
Dr. Hadar Jabotinsky and Dr. Roee Sarel considered in the post how investors in crypto should respond to worldwide emergencies … and cloud computing to back the systems China uses to handle the flow ……
China reports 12 new coronavirus cases in Mainland on April 19 vs 16 a day earlier
The EUR/USD pair closed the day with gains, but the week with losses below the 1.0900 threshold. EUR/USD neutral-to-bearish, critical support level at 1.0830. The Sterling was able to post a modest … ( read…
This crisis has taught us true cost of doing business with China
With their commodity exports plummeting amid the global economic crash, debtors to China in Africa and Asia may soon be faced with a horrible choice: Impoverish their people to pa … ( read original story…
Navarro: We Are Going To Beat China To A Vaccine Because Of President Trump’s Leadership
White House trade adviser Peter Navarro says China views finding a vaccine as a competitive business race and could be part of the reason they withheld data. LOU DOBBS, FOX BUSINESS: And joining us ……
China reports 11 new mainland coronavirus cases on April 20, four imported
China reported 11 new confirmed cases on April 20, down from 12 a day earlier, with no new deaths, the country’s health authority said on Tuesday. Of the total, four were imported, down from eight…
Yum China’s KFC Taste-Tests Vegan Fried Chicken in 3 Restaurants
That’s a key reason Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods have both prioritized penetrating this market. Image source: Getty Images. Yum China’s North American counterpoint, Yum! Brands (NYSE:YUM), also … ( read original story …)
U.S. Sought to Promote Face Mask Suppliers to China in Mid-March, Despite Shutting Exports Program Down
Documents reviewed by Newsweek suggest that the Department of Commerce sought to connect buyers in China with U.S. manufacturers, even as concerns over national supplies grew. ( read original story …)
