BEIJING (Reuters) – China can speed up the opening of its financial sector if the United States is unhappy with the pace because it will be good for both countries, Fang Xinghai, vice chairman of…
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China can speed up financial sector opening, official says
UPDATE 1-China studies new round of financial sector opening -official
BEIJING, March 23 (Reuters) – China’s banking and insurance regulator is studying a new round of opening measures for the country’s financial sector, aiming to achieve the dual goals of greater access … ( read…
Apple’s Cook to China: keep opening for sake of global economy
BEIJING (Reuters) – Apple chief executive Tim Cook nudged China on Saturday to open up and said the future would depend on global collaboration, as the United States and China remained locked in a ……
RPT-China can speed up financial sector opening, official says
BEIJING, March 23 (Reuters) – China can speed up the opening of its financial sector if the United States is unhappy with the pace because it will be good for both countries, Fang Xinghai, vice…
China securities regulator approves 3 IPO applications
BEIJING, March 23 (Xinhua) — China’s securities regulator has approved new IPO applications from three companies. The applications were from semiconductor maker Beken Corporation, Sichuan Teway Food … ( read original story …)
Horgan rules out B.C. minister trips to China amid Huawei dispute
Without providing details, he said during a January scrum with journalists, the situation has become a “significant challenge” for B.C., adding, “We have a lot of business in China.” His caution has … ( read…
China Unicom’s big bet on open source
Driven in part by the advent of new 5G technologies, many of the world’s largest telecommunications providers—AT&T, BT, CenturyLink, Telefonica, and more—have gone public with their plans to migrate … ( read original story …)
China stops purchase of Canadian canola seeds
“How can we not at least consider what’s happening in the agriculture sector when we make a decision in the technology sector?” “If China intervenes capriciously in one sector, might it not intervene … (…
China’s slowdown is ‘self-inflicted,’ not caused by Trump’s tariffs: Yale’s Stephen Roach
Both sides are negotiating a deal to address their differences on issues such a trade imbalance and the alleged forced technology transfers from American firms to their Chinese partners. Trump last … ( read original…
Exclusive: IADB Cancels China Meeting After Beijing Bars Venezuela Representative
WASHINGTON — The Inter-American Development Bank on Friday canceled a meeting of its member countries due to be held in China next week after Beijing refused to allow a representative of Venezuelan … ( read…
Leading mobile operator reports 3.1% increase in net profit for 2018
A 5G enabled robot from China Mobile on display at a high-tech expo in Shenzhen, Guangdong province. [Photo by Hu Ke/For China Daily] China Mobile, the country’s largest mobile operator by number of … (…
China’s outbound direct investment remains stable in Jan-Feb
China’s non-financial ODI in 48 countries participating in the Belt and Road Initiative rose 7 percent year-on-year to $2.3 billion during the period. [Photo/VCG] BEIJING – China’s non-financial … ( read original story …)
‘It’s Not Made in China’: South African bottled water brand considers changing name after online backlash
A South African bottled water company called “It’s Not Made in China” is considering changing its name after facing backlash on Chinese social media. The company’s product first featured in a March 19 … (…

