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Shoppable Livestreaming Is The Rage In China. Will It Take Off In The U.S.?
Shoppable livestreaming is a new way of shopping that incorporates many of the benefits of in-store shopping without having to go into the store. The pandemic has caused it to explode in China. Will ……
Retail Trade Shock -Trump’s China Deal Mysteriously Disappears
Since the China Phase One trade agreement was signed on January 15, all kinds of retail hell has been thrust upon the industry. Between the ever-evolving bankruptcies, the layoffs, the closures, and … ( read…
European companies to expand business in China, not succumbed to US pressure
German companies will not move out of Chinese market, as the huge Chinese market offers jobs amid economic downturn in Europe. ( read original story …)
Tibet opens its first Beijing 2022 licensed product official store
Lhasa opens Tibet’s first Beijing 2022 licensed product official store. BEIJING, Aug. 19 (Xinhua) — Tibet is opening its first Beijing 2022 licensed product official store in Lhasa, which will be the … ( read…
American Universities Will Use Code Names to Protect Chinese Students from Beijing’s New National Security Law
American universities are struggling to conduct certain classes this fall in a way that will protect Chinese students from prosecution under that country’s new national-security law.China applied a la … ( read original story …)
Why the Democrats Aren’t Talking About China or the Middle East
This week’s Democratic National Convention has been light on foreign policy, even though the careers of the grandee speakers have been partially defined by America’s actions abroad. ( read original story …)
UNICEF: North Korea closed shipping route with China
The United Nations Children’s Fund says North Korea has closed a shipping route between Dalian, China and North Korea’s port of Nampo. ( read original story …)
Taiwan says China behind cyberattacks on government agencies, emails
Taiwan said on Wednesday hacking groups linked to the Chinese government had attacked at least 10 government agencies and some 6,000 email accounts of government officials in an “infiltration” to … ( read original story…
Flood waters reach the toes of China’s famous Leshan giant Buddha statue
Floods in southern China have caused water from the Yangtze River to reach the toes of a famous gigantic statue of the Buddha — reportedly for the first time in decades. ( read original story…
China’s rare earth export plunge caused by coronavirus, not Beijing agenda, industry group says
A plunge in China’s rare earth exports last month has fanned speculation over whether Beijing has been curbing overseas shipments of the raw materials to inflict pain on its trade partners, but an … (…
MVRDV to convert disused Shenzhen factory into creative office space
MVRDV has announced its plans to renovate a deteriorating concrete building in Shenzhen, China, to create the If Factory offices and maze-like roof garden. ( read original story …)
Beijing Capital Polaris Investment Co., Ltd. — Moody’s affirms Beijing Capital Group’s Baa3 ratings; outlook stable
Moody’s Investors Service has affirmed Beijing Capital Group Co., Ltd.’s (BCG) Baa3 issuer rating, as well as the Baa3 senior unsecured ratings on the USD notes issued by Beijing Capital Polaris … ( read original…
