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Killer of Japan boy in China’s Shenzhen did not appeal death sentence
China proposes new rules to tighten control over rare earth sector
China on Wednesday began public consultation on new regulations designed to protect its domestic rare earth industry, a sector where Beijing has previously weaponised its dominance via export controls …
China’s universities get students up to speed on DeepSeek with new AI classes
The domestic start-up’s runaway success has led some higher education institutions to create course programming on applications of its AI model.
China’s top financial regulator vows stable credit supply to private firms
China’s top financial regulator vowed it will maintain stable and effective credit supply to private firms and will step up support for their loans, an official statement showed on Wednesday.
China’s holdings of US Treasuries fall to lowest level since 2009
China’s holdings of Treasuries have fallen to their lowest level since 2009, as Beijing holds more of its US government bonds through lower-profile accounts and diversifies into alternative assets.
China refiners buy more Brazilian, W.African crude as sanctions, tariffs disrupt supply
Chinese refiners have stepped up purchases of Brazilian and West African crude as they reorganise sourcing around sanctions and tariff disruptions, and after prices of Middle Eastern grades surged.
Foreign direct investment into China falls 13.4% y/y in January
Foreign direct investment into China came in at 97.6 billion yuan ($13.40 billion) in January, down 13.4% from the previous year, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Wednesday.
Over 50% chance China will legalize crypto trading, says blockchain firm Red Date
Yifan He, CEO of Chinese blockchain firm Red Date Technology, discusses the likelihood of China lifting the ban on crypto trading and the role Hong Kong plays as the “bridge” connecting China with the …
China Responds as US Military Trains Sights on Pacific
The Chinese Foreign Ministry’s remarks came after Pete Hegseth said China had “the capability and intent to threaten our homeland.” …
In balancing risks and rewards, China set to leave lending rates unchanged in Feb
China is expected to leave its benchmark lending rates unchanged on Thursday, a Reuters poll showed, as authorities walk a fine line between prioritising financial stability and providing more …
China: Humanoid robot industry charges ahead in China’s tech hub Shenzhen
Humanoid robot industry charges ahead in China’s tech hub Shenzhen (Voice_over) Catching a tennis ball… popping open a soda… even doing backflips. What once seemed like science fiction is now …
How Far Is Blockchain In Becoming A Part Of Day-To-Day Banking And Payments?
Blockchain technology has evolved by leaps and bounds since the prototype was developed over a decade ago. The global blockchain technology market is expected to grow from $20 billion in 2024 to $249 …
ByteDance’s US Backers Say China Growth to Counter Any TikTok Ban Damage
As TikTok fights to keep its popular video app available in the US, investors in parent company ByteDance Ltd. are being forced to re-evaluate financial prospects for a business valued at more than …
