Ambassadors to Beijing and others say Africans have been harassed, denied basic services and even evicted despite adhering to mitigation guidelines. ( read original story …)
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The Note: China comes into uneasy focus in early general-election skirmish
There’s political consensus, for the moment, about the potency of China as an election-year issue that stems directly from the COVID-19 crisis. ( read original story …)
‘Go to China if you want communism’: Anti-quarantine protester clashes with people in scrubs
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 …)
BRIEF-Shenzhen Stock Exchange Filing Shows Block Trade Of Digital China Information Service’s Shares Involving 168.8 Mln Yuan
April 20 (Reuters) – Shenzhen Stock Exchange Filing Shows: * BLOCK TRADE OF DIGITAL CHINA INFORMATION SERVICE CO LTD’S 11.1 MILLION SHARES INVOLVING 168.8 MILLION YUAN ($23.86 million) ON APRIL 20 … ( read original…
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 …)
China’s top brokerage hires Vanguard ex-Asia boss for global drive
China’s Citic Securities Co. , has hired Charles Lin, the former Asia head of Vanguard Group, to be vice chairman of Hong Kong unit CLSA, as the biggest Chinese securities company seeks to build up…
Symphony to launch videoconference tool for finance executives homebound by Covid-19 pandemic and weary of Zoom’s security troubles
Symphony Communications Services, backed by some of the world’s largest financial institutions and Google, is to launch a video conferencing tool targeting finance executives homebound by the … ( read original story …)
Chinese cancer drug firm Akesobio’s US$330 million IPO – Hong Kong’s largest this year – is oversubscribed 639 times by city’s investors
The IPO is also Hong Kong’s largest so far this year, and is also its biggest in the broader health care sector after Pharmaron Beijing’s HK$5.3 billion flotation last November, according to Refinitiv … (…
With China Ruling India’s Tech Space, Can Govt Wall Against ‘Predatory’ Beijing Help in Long Run?
“But, over the next three years, total investment by Chinese firms increased five-fold to at least $8 billion, according to data from the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) in Beijing, with a noticeable … ( read…
BRIEF-Shenzhen Hepalink Pharma Gets Regulatory Approval For Hong Kong IPO
Shenzhen Hepalink Pharmaceutical Group Co Ltd: * SAYS IT GETS CHINA SECURITIES REGULATOR’S APPROVAL FOR INITIAL H-SHARE OFFERING IN HONG KONG Source text in Chinese: bit.ly/2KjxFCl Further company … ( read original story …)
Wuhan Doctor Who First Raised Coronavirus Alarm Defends China’s Secrecy, Insists Country’s Response Was ‘Very Timely’
Zhang Jixian told a state-backed television channel that she did not expect the COVID-19 outbreak to be so infectious and to have mutated into a crippling pandemic. ( read original story …)
China says Australia’s questions on its COVID-19 handling groundless
China said on Monday Australia’s questioning of Beijing’s transparency on the coronavirus epidemic was groundless, reiterating that it has been open and transparent. Chinese foreign mold reporters … ( read original story …)
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