BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Boeing (:BA – News) signed an agreement on Thursday to sell 300 planes to China Aviation Supplies Holding Company worth $37 billion at list prices – one of a number part of…
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Forbidden in China, but Trump skirts ‘Great Firewall’ to tweet about Beijing trip
“In China, people have many channels to communicate … Trump tweeted again on Thursday afternoon, posting an ABC News video montage of the “incredible” welcome parade at the Great Hall of the People, where he…
AP FACT CHECK: China-US business deals are largely gloss
Such signing ceremonies in China are often just that: ceremonial. They typically represent purchases that Chinese customers already planned to make and waited to announce. The signings are a fixture of visits by foreign leaders,…
Trump thinks US, China could jointly solve world’s problems
BEIJING — President Donald Trump set aside his blistering rhetoric in favour of friendly overtures to China on Thursday, trying to flatter his hosts into establishing a more balanced trade relationship and doing more to…
China Spreads Propaganda to U.S. on Facebook, a Platform It Bans at Home
China’s propaganda efforts are in the spotlight with President Trump visiting the country and American lawmakers investigating foreign powers’ use of technology to sway voters in the United States. Last week, executives from Facebook, Google…
China’s technology ambitions may upset global trade order
By Jane Perlez, Paul Mozur & Jonathan Ansfield BEIJING: When US President Trump arrives in Beijing, he will most likely complain about traditional areas of dispute like steel and cars. But Washington officials and major…
China, US sign more business deals during Trump visit
BEIJING (AP) — China on Thursday signed business deals it said totaled … to equally important issues such as complaints about restrictions on access to finance, health care and other industries in China’s state-dominated economy.…
BRIEF-China Development Bank Financial Leasing updates on finance lease transaction
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China Rapid Finance Reports Unaudited Third Quarter 2017 Financial Results
“Our low-and-grow strategy, driven by our technology-driven consumer lending marketplace, enables us to generate significant lifetime customer value and strong revenue and profit growth,” said Dr. Wang. “Our proprietary advanced analytics and big … (…
Trump obliges China’s efforts to control image, media in choreographed Beijing visit
President Donald Trump broke with tradition on his trip to China and didn’t take questions from reporters. Trump obliged China on presenting a very controlled, choreographed visit. China controls its media, but the US has…
There are a bunch of signs that China’s banks may grow even stronger
The banking sector in the Asian economic giant is the largest in the world by assets, according to a Financial Times analysis earlier this year. The health of China’s lenders is closely-watched as a proxy…
China to ‘Substantially’ Ease Access to Financial Industry
On Thursday, amid a slew of Sino-U.S. dealmaking during President Donald Trump’s visit to China, the Foreign Ministry said entry barriers to sectors such as banking, insurance, securities and funds will be “substantially” eased. That…
Philippines Halts Work in South China Sea, in Bid to Appease Beijing
MANILA — President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines has ordered military officials to stop construction work on a sandbar in a disputed area of the South China Sea after Beijing complained, the country’s defense chief…
