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China frees up more money as trade war takes shape
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Mattis focusing on strategic security issues in China talks
Speaking to reporters on his plane Sunday en route to a stop in Alaska, Mattis avoided any of the sharp criticism of China that he had voiced recently. Instead, he insisted that he is going…
China blocks HBO’s website after John Oliver’s segment on Xi Jinping: report
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China’s biggest technology company has set its sights on pioneering UK rivals as it plots a global expansion. Tencent is hunting for takeover targets in Britain because of the country’s talented entrepreneurs and impressive investment…
The man who helped Karl Lagerfeld make the Great Wall a catwalk for Fendi, and brought global fashion brands to China
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China’s app for everything files for huge Hong Kong IPO
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How does China cheat on trade? Let us count the ways
You see, Dr. Navarro directs the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy. He comes to work every day to be greeted by new evidence of China’s no-holds-barred economic war against the United States,…
China’s latest policy for deflating the property bubble merely buys time, instead of offering relief
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U.S. plans limits on Chinese investment in U.S. technology firms
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