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2019 Shenzhen Biennale issues global call for proposals
The curators of the ‘Eyes of the City’ exhibition being organised as part of the 2019 Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of UrbanismArchitecture, have launched an international open call for proposals. The … ( read original story…
Steven Holl Architects to design iCarbonX’s new live-work HQ in Shenzhen
Image courtesy of Steven Holl Architects. Steven Holl Architects has unveiled more details of their winning proposal for the new headquarters of iCarbonX, a genome machine intelligence company in … ( read original story …)
Is Beijing Enterprises Clean Energy Group Limited’s (HKG:1250) P/E Ratio Really That Good?
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China stealing foreign military technology in race to become world power: Report
China continues building up its military to transform from regional power to “world-class,” investing heavily in modernization and expanding its global influence, according to a new Pentagon … ( read original story …)
China suspends export permits from two Canadian pork plants, including Olymel
China has suspended the export permits of two Canadian pork exporters, including Quebec-based Olymel LP, apparently over package mislabelling amid growing tensions between the two countries … ( read original story …)
Some companies find their brand names already claimed in China
China’s supreme court may have ruled that basketball star Michael Jordan had a right to his Chinese name, “Qiaodan,” but it does not seem to have changed the operations for the multi-million-dollar … ( read…
Pentagon says China’s military using espionage to steal secrets
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Joseph Dunford, recently warned Congress that US companies that did business in China were often indirectly benefiting the Chinese military, citing … ( read original story…
Huawei Has Taken Over Apple’s Market Share In China; It Will Get Worse
It is increasingly difficult for Apple to expand in China now as new China brands including Xiaomi keep coming at them. China is a slow, and perhaps decaying market for iPhones. Plus, as Apple ……
Apple’s problem in China is bigger than sluggish iPhone sales
told Yahoo Finance’s On The Move Wednesday. But unlike with iPhones, success in the services business is harder to replicate in a market like China, where even Apple’s Silicon Valley peers including … ( read…
Ottawa-Beijing dispute has not impacted Manulife’s business in China: CEO
TORONTO — Tensions between Ottawa and Beijing have not had a direct impact on Manulife Financial Corp.’s business in China, chief executive Roy Gori said Thursday, adding that he expects its franchise … ( read…
China suspends export permits from two Canadian pork plants, says Ottawa
TORONTO — The federal government says it has been notified that China has suspended the export permits of two Canadian pork exporters. A spokeswoman for Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau says … ( read original story…
First Canola, now pigs: China blocks imports from two Canadian pork producers amid diplomatic row
He said he did not know the reason behind China’s action. Drummond could not be immediately reached after business hours. Canada-China ties turned icy last December when police in Vancouver … ( read original story…
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