famous for making most of its devices in China, would be shamed out of the mainland by its own consumers. That’s just my own personal hunch. Speaking with Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures on…
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The United States on Monday called on China to allow freedom of movement to prominent rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, whom it said has been released after five years of unjust detention, the U.S. State ……
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China is a victim of the global coronavirus pandemic and not the principal enemy of the United States, Beijing’s foreign ministry said Monday. ( read original story …)
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Companies looking to utilize the 90-day delay must show “significant financial hardship” related to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Treasury said. ( read original story …)
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You go to work. Why can’t I go to work?” yelled one protester as a man in scrubs and a mask stood firmly opposite her in downtown Denver. ( read original story …)
Exclusive: India’s stiffer foreign investment rules aimed at China to include Hong Kong – sources
India’s new rules to more closely scrutinise foreign investments from companies based in neighbouring countries will also apply to Hong Kong, two senior government sources told Reuters on Monday. ( read original story …)
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Coronavirus: China owes Germany $162 bn in damages, tabloid says, angering Beijing
A German tabloid estimated that China owes Germany billions in coronavirus damages, prompting a war of words between the Chinese government and its editor. ( read original story …)
