Edward Lehman never thought that the three registrations he made with China’s Trademark Office for US$300 in 1998 could ever get lost, nor could he imagine he would then be embroiled in a decade-long ……
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China’s ‘AmCham’ trademark case sheds light on Beijing’s intellectual property protection progress
Taiwan tech firms set to join exodus from China amid trade war, says Citibank research
labour intensive industries have already moved out of China. Citibank was recently judged by FinanceAsia as the best international bank in Taiwan. The Trump administration has imposed 25 per cent … ( read original story…
Major Chinese Financial News Provider Quietly Adds Crypto Index
Sina Finance, financial website owned by China’s major tech firm Sina Corp, silently launched crypto index on its mobile app. Sina Finance, major Chinese financial news source, has silently … ( read original story …)
China Unicom: Our 3G network is still active
According to China Unicom, the 3G communication network has become a basic industry for national development. The 4G mobile communication network has full popularity and 5G licenses are now available. … ( read original story…
China home prices remain largely stable in H1
Potential homebuyers look at a property model in Dongguan, Guangdong province. [Photo by An Dong/For China Daily] BEIJING – China’s home prices stayed largely stable during the first half of the year, … ( read…
China’s Future Land names new chief as billionaire founder arrested
SHANGHAI — Hong Kong-listed Future Land Development Holdings, one of China’s biggest property developers, has named a new chairman after its billionaire founder was arrested for alleged sexual … ( read original story …)
Trump economic adviser says U.S.-China trade talks will pick up again next week
The United States accuses China of allowing intellectual property theft and forcing U.S. companies to share their technology with Chinese counterparts in order to do business in China. It wants China … ( read original…
How Is China’s Economy Doing?
As with any economy, central bank policy is very important in China. CEO Jan van Eck and Economist Natalia Gurushina discuss the state of China’s economy and highlight two key charts for … ( read…
Picking China’s Bond Bailout Winners Can Net 30% Returns in Weeks
Read more: Why China’s Bonds Are Defaulting at a Record Pace … citing “the assistance from city and county governments and financial regulators.”The government of Dongying city took the lead in … ( read original…
UPDATE 1-China’s June new loans over 990 bln yuan, dip from May
vice chairman of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC), told a media briefing on Thursday. Chinese banks extended 1.18 trillion yuan in net new yuan loans in May, bringing … ( read original…
Brand Expectations for China Are High, with Hopes Pinned on E-commerce and Social
China will be the next frontier of growth for European brands, according to new research published today by The Trade Desk – with brands committing big spend to the market. Over half (53%) of the…
What China’s Retail Expansion and Disruption Means for Luxury Brands
These days, retail growth in China is occurring online and on mobile. Driven by the country’s e-commerce leaders, such as Alibaba and JD.com, and social commerce platforms like Little Red Book, WeChat … ( read…
No more ‘Beijing bikini’: Chinese city calls topless men ‘uncivilized’
Beijing (CNN)Each summer, as Chinese cities swelter under the baking heat, middle-aged men across the country roll their T-shirts up above their bellies to cool down. It’s a style so ubiquitous that … ( read…
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