BEIJING (Reuters) – Work on a draft property tax in China is “steadily advancing” and it will be submitted for review when conditions are right, senior Chinese parliamentary officials said on Saturday … ( read…
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China to ease financing difficulties for SMEs
He told CGTN that they’ve been growing fast amid China’s railway development but have long faced difficulties in getting bank loans to expand their business. Without much tangible property for mortgag… ( read original story…
Why is Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou such a big deal? She’s treated like a ‘princeling’ in China
By 2011, Huawei was introducing her at public events as its chief financial officer. Being both a top-level executive at Huawei and the daughter of one of China’s entrepreneurial heroes has meant Meng … (…
China’s Retail Investors Are No Suckers
of China Ltd., a $65 billion giant, could decline more than 50 percent over the next year. Shortly after Citic’s note, Huatai Securities Co. cut its rating on CSC Financial Co., a fellow brokerage. (…
China’s Startups Advertise for ‘Good-Looking’ Tech Workers
(Bloomberg) — A year ago, China’s largest technology companies were lambasted for posting job ads seeking male employees by using “good-looking” female workers to try to lure coders. ( read original story …)
US tech firms fear China could be spying on them using power cords, report says
U.S. technology companies are concerned that China could be spying on them using power cords and plugs, Nikkei Asian Review reported on Friday. As a result, the American companies have asked their Tai… ( read…
China’s exports tumble the most in three years in February, spur fears of ‘trade recession’
Analysts warn that data from China in the first two months of the year should be read with caution due to business disruptions caused by the long Lunar New Year holidays, which came in mid-February…
China housing stocks slump on revived talk of property tax law
BEIJING — Stock prices of major Chinese property developers slumped up to 10% on Friday after a senior official unexpectedly revived talk of prioritizing a proposed property tax in this year’s … ( read original…
Senator: Economic changes in China ‘imperative’
The Senate Subcommittee on Economics and Security’s inaugural hearing Thursday focused on the impact of China’s economic practices on intellectual property and standards setting. The newly formed Sena… ( read original story …)
China’s start-ups advertise for ‘good-looking’ tech workers
A year ago, China’s largest technology companies were lambasted for posting job ads seeking male employees that touted “good-looking” female workers to try to lure coders. The giants scrubbed their po… ( read original story…
China promises ‘all necessary measures’ to defend companies abroad amid legal clashes between Huawei, U.S.
China’s foreign minister on Friday promised “all necessary measures” to defend Chinese companies and citizens abroad amid legal clashes between tech giant Huawei and Washington. Recent legal action ag… ( read original story …)
DealBook Briefing: Beijing Is Getting Trade Jitters
President Trump is optimistic about striking a trade deal with China — but Chinese officials are hesitant, according to Keith Bradsher and Ana Swanson of the NYT: “Beijing officials are wary” that wha… ( read…
China to ‘focus energy’ on real estate tax this year
BEIJING (Reuters) – China will “focus energy” on implementing major legislative items this year including a property tax, the head of the country’s largely rubber-stamp parliament said on Friday. Chin… ( read original story …)
