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Beijing is still reporting several new infections every day although the country’s top epidemiologist said on June 19 that the outbreak had come under control. China has said it can test as many as 3.…
Guangdong tops China’s real estate investment list
South China’s Guangdong province invested 518.67 billion yuan ($73.31 billion) in real estate development in the first five months of this year, ranking first in the country, Sina Finance reported on … ( read original…
China smartphone market dips on 5G weakness
Almost half (15.6 million), were 5G units, down 4.9 per cent on April (5G models went on sale in August 2019, so annual comparisons are not yet available). The overall market showed signs of recovery…
Nokia wins Taiwan Mobile 5G contract worth $450 million
A supplier to Taiwan Mobile’s earlier networks, Nokia will prepare for the deployment this month and complete the migration to 5G standalone within a three-year period. Nokia, along with Nordic rival … ( read original…
China’s Major Ride-Hailing And Food Delivery Players See A Resurgence In The Shadow Of Covid-19
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing and delivery firm Meituan Dianping have started to see a rebound in business after the initial shocks of the Covid-19 pandemic but the future still looks rocky. ( read original…
Coronavirus: China reimposes lockdown on 400,000 people in area near Beijing after cases spike
China has reimposed a coronavirus lockdown on about 400,000 people in an area near Beijing after a spike in cases. Restrictions have been reinstated in the Anxin county area of Hebei province, about … (…
China to impose visa restrictions on U.S. individuals over Hong Kong
Beijing said on Monday it will impose visa restrictions on U.S. individuals with “egregious conduct” on Hong Kong-related issues, mirroring U.S. sanctions against unnamed Chinese officials deemed … ( read original story …)
China to restrict visas for some Americans over Hong Kong row
China announced Monday visa restrictions on US citizens who have “behaved egregiously” over Hong Kong, ahead of the expected approval by Chinese lawmakers of a controversial national security law for … ( read original story…
S&P affirms China; flags risk to growth from coronavirus, tensions with U.S.
Credit rating agency S&P Global Ratings on Monday affirmed China’s sovereign credit ratings at ‘A+/A-1’ with a stable outlook, amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. ( read original story …)
China’s factory activity likely slowed in June on subdued global demand, Reuters poll shows
China’s factory activity likely grew for the fourth month June but the pace may be waning, as global demand stayed subdued while a fresh coronavirus outbreak in the Chinese capital and rising … ( read…
EXCLUSIVE: China’s BSN to integrate public blockchain Nervos
One of China’s most promising public blockchain projects is coming to the BSN, a first for the government-backed blockchain solutions network. ( read original story …)
China reports another plunge in tourism revenue as the recovery from the coronavirus shock drags on
Renewed limits on social activities has dampened the pace of recovery, as evident from the nearly 69% drop in tourism revenue during the three-day Dragon Boat Festival that officially ended Saturday. ( read original story…
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