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China’s New Nasdaq Is Only Taking Profitable Startups for Now
China’s experiment with a new Nasdaq-style board is looking a lot less revolutionary than expected. Even though regulators relaxed listing rules to allow loss-making companies to go public, the first … ( read original story…
China is indicating it’ll never give in to US demands to change its state-run economy
As trade talks between the U.S. and China increasingly center on Chinese treatment of foreign companies, Beijing says major American complaints about structural aspects of its economy are running up … ( read original story…
Trump says U.S. ‘not ready to make a deal’ on trade with China
President Donald Trump speaks Monday, May 27, in Tokyo. At his news conference he said the U.S. is ‘not ready to make a deal’ with China. (Evan Vucci/ Associated Press) President Donald Trump says the…
China will open financial sector wider amid ‘quite limited’ impact of trade war, regulator says
In an interview with state broadcaster CCTV aired on Monday evening, Guo Shuqing, chairman of the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission, said Beijing would open its doors wider to foreign … ( read original…
Shenzhen, hometown of Huawei, will offer tax breaks to overseas and local talent to maintain edge in tech amid trade war
Shenzhen, Hong Kong’s neighbour to the north and mainland China technology powerhouse, will extend tax breaks to top overseas and local talent as it seeks to maintain its edge in innovation amid an … (…
What soaring iron ore and faltering copper say about China — opinion
Property and associated activities account for around one third of China’s metals demand, according to analysts at Citi. “Arguably the single most-followed indicator for the health of demand for … ( read original story …)
Government, developers in Suzhou, ‘Venice of China’, agree to limit property price rises at 5 per cent after uptick in sales, sentiment
Suzhou, a manufacturing hub near Shanghai dubbed the “Venice of China”, is considering new property restrictions to cool runaway home prices. A second-tier city with a population of 10.7 million, its … ( read original…
China Backs Yale Stance on Foreign Students, Rips U.S. Actions
U.S. concerns about technology and intellectual property theft by China have been at the center of the deepening trade war between the two countries. Read Salovey’s open letter to the Yale community … ( read…
China Unicom announces world’s first Super 5G SIM with 128 GB storage
Most of the 4G LTE SIM cards on that we use today offers a maximum of 128/256 KB of storage, which will be sufficient to store a couple of messages and contacts. Now, for the…
Trade war has limited impact on China financial markets: regulator
BEIJING (Reuters) – A trade war with the United States has had a limited impact on China’s financial markets and its effects will be “even smaller” in the future, China’s chief financial regulator … (…
China pays record $22bn in corporate subsidies
China increased its subsidies to domestically listed companies … according to corporate earnings data collected by financial database Wind. “This data just reinforce the impression that Chinese … ( read original story …)
Why now – amidst the US-China trade war – is the best time for top luxury brands
In 2008, at the height of the global economic crisis, markets around the world were devastated and consumer confidence was shattered. Second, luxuries are an extension of personality and, because of … ( read original…
