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China’s top leaders have pledged this year to address financial … Xiang’s name and position has been removed from the CIRC’s website, www.circ.gov.cn, although news about him remains. As head of the insurance regulator, Xiang…
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But what is really going on behind the scenes, and what does Mr. Xi’s government really think of Mr. Trump? China’s state-controlled news media offered some hints. We scoured Chinese news coverage of the meeting…
China spending on robotics to near $60B in 2020
Manufacturing continues to dominate China spending in robotics, with discrete and process manufacturing accounting for over 50% of spending in 2016. From a technology perspective, China spending on robotic systems, which includes industrial, service and…
China anti-graft body probing chief insurance regulator
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China clearing houses partners with Canada's TMX in bond market push
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Bank of China will soon become the first Chinese bank to open a Dublin branch, capturing Ireland’s increasingly close business and financial ties with China. This new Dublin branch will support Chinese companies to grow…
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Then China shook the global solar business — and transformed both their lives. “A small vibration back in China,” said Frank Haugwitz, a longtime solar industry consultant in Beijing, “can cause an avalanche in prices…
