[Photo/China News Service] BEIJING – China’s Ministry of Finance has issued revised performance evaluation rules for commercial banks. Starting from Jan 1, the revised rules introduced a new … ( read original story …)
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NYSE backtracks on delisting China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom
The New York Stock Exchange announced, and then backtracked on delisting Chinese telecom companies China Mobile, China Unicom and China Telecom. ( read original story …)
China says US sanctions have no ‘legal effect’ in Hong Kong or China, but analysts urge caution
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Second Shenzhen digital yuan lottery, rig makers’ new ventures: Blockheads
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China’s electric carmakers are paying top dollar to snap up prime storefronts
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‘We need a real policy for China’: Germany ponders post-Merkel shift
The country will be key to whether Europe works more with the US to defend democracy or seeks to engage Beijing … ( read original story …)
The awkward timing of Europe’s deal with China
The economic agreement was clinched despite the incoming Biden administration’s desire for Europe to stall and consult with its American allies. ( read original story …)
China’s latest potential foreign culprit of coronavirus? Auto parts packaging
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