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As China lacks a standardized credit system, roughly 80 percent of the nearly 90 million small and micro-sized enterprises don’t have a credit with a bank, according to Tencent-backed WeBank. That’s w… ( read original…
Being Bullish on China Bank Stocks Is a Losing Game
Making bullish calls on Chinese banking stocks must be a depressing endeavor. They’re falling behind again. On a market-cap weighted basis, the nation’s lenders rose only 6 percent this year, compared … ( read original…
U.S. charges China’s Huawei with bank fraud, stealing trade secrets
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States on Monday charged China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, its chief financial officer and two affiliates with bank and wire fraud to violate sanctions against Iran … ( read original…
Citi sees stronger China wealthy client base in 2019 despite economy slowing
which provides debt and equity underwriting and financial advisory services. Late last year, Citi agreed to sell its minority stake in its China brokerage joint venture to its Chinese partner, Orient, … ( read original…
Trump’s Freeze on China Exposes Israeli Tech Firms to Chill Wind
(Bloomberg) — Igal Rotem’s fastest-growing market is China, while most of the investors in his online banking service are American. That puts the Israeli executive at the crux of a geopolitical power … ( read…
NVIDIA Is the Latest Company to Plummet on Slowing Growth in China
NVIDIA shocked investors this week when it revised its financial guidance, saying that “deteriorating macroeconomic conditions, particularly in China,” wreaked havoc on its original forecast. ( read original story …)
China Unicom, ZTE Complete World’s First 5G Call with ZTE’s 5G Prototype Smartphone
ZTE Corp. announced that the Guangdong branch of China Unicom and ZTE have made the world’s first 5G call by means of ZTE’s 5G prototype smartphone in Shenzhen 5G field trial. The test also completed…
The air on cruise ships can be as polluted as the air in Beijing, new study claims
Air pollution on cruise ship decks may be as bad as in cities like Beijing and Santiago, Chile, according to a new study from researchers at Johns Hopkins University. The study measured pollution leve… (…
China starts legal process at WTO over U.S. tariffs
China triggered the legal process on Monday for the World Trade Organization to hear Beijing’s challenge to U.S. tariffs imposed on $234 billion US of goods, and berated the United States for blocking … (…
China calls firing ambassador McCallum ‘internal affair’; continues to press for Meng’s release
China will not comment,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told a daily news briefing in Beijing. Geng reiterated China’s call for Canada to “make the correct choice” and … ( read original story …)
We Are One Seven LLC Buys Shares of 12,285 China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (CHU)
We Are One Seven LLC bought a new position in China Unicom (Hong Kong) Limited (NYSE:CHU) in the fourth quarter, HoldingsChannel reports. The firm bought 12,285 shares of the Wireless communications p… ( read original…
China’s Maoyan Lowers Its Sights on Hong Kong IPO (Report)
Maoyan Entertainment, the Chinese ticketing giant, has reduced the scale of its IPO on the Hong Kong stock market, according to local media reports. The company now aims to raise only $250 million … (…
