12 years after he won his first title in Beijing, still as a teenager, Rafael Nadal claimed another crown in the Chinese capital, ousting the 8th seed Nick Kyrgios by 6-2 6-1 in an hour…
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ATP Beijing: Nadal sees off Kyrgios to lift his 6th title of the season
Garcia Completes Asian Double Beating Halep To Win Beijing
Caroline Garcia collected the biggest title of her career beating Simona Halep 6-4, 7-6(3) to win the Premier Mandatory event in Beijing. Garcia needed over three hours to beat Elina Svitolina on Friday, then in…
ATP ANALYSIS: Nadal cements his second serve to edge Isner in Beijing
Rafael Nadal made a debut in Beijing as a teenager in 2005 and he won the title at first visit, also losing additional two finals to Novak Djokovic in 2013 and 2015. Spaniard never lost…
Nadal beats Kyrgios in Beijing to win sixth title of the season
Tennis world number one Rafael Nadal lifted his sixth title this year after easing past Nick Kyrgios 6-2 6-1 in the final of the China Open in Beijing on Sunday. The 31-year-old French and US…
Penalised Kyrgios says Nadal ‘destroyed’ him in Beijing
BEIJING: Disgruntled Nick Kyrgios was hit with a penalty point and said he got “destroyed” as world number one Rafael Nadal cruised to his sixth title of another remarkable year. Kyrgios, whose talent has often…
China congress: Military facelift a sign of bigger changes
Even beyond the monumental purges of top generals, whose shameless corruption extended to practices like selling military titles, Mr Xi has worked with single-minded purpose to organise and modernise China’s military. His efforts have centred…
Outlook for Korea-China currency swap uncertain
The government and the central bank have asked the public to wait and be patient as they are working with China. “Our policy is we seek to extend the swap with China without setbacks, and…
Gas trucks boom in China as government curbs diesel in war on smog
Su hopes the LNG truck – less polluting and cheaper to operate than diesel ones – will be the cornerstone of his own business, plying the route to the western fringes of China. “Everybody says…
Overgrown bike-share business shows China economy still vibrant
TOKYO — The swarm of rental cycles clogging China’s sidewalks are as much a sign of vitality as an administrative headache, showing the entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in the world’s second-biggest economy. Borrowing…
China denies links to alleged cyberattacks in United States targeting exiled tycoon Guo
After his Hudson event was called off, Guo held a news conference at the National Press Club on Thursday where he produced what he claimed were “top-secret” official documents showing China had sent secret agents…
Timberwolves Roundup: Steps to success, Butler and Jordan Brand
Plus, Jimmy Butler made a surprise Jordan Brand appearance in China. The Timberwolves should be good this season. On paper, it’s impossible to ignore the fact that two likely All-Stars in Jimmy Butler and Karl-Anthony…
China approved the acquisition deal between HP and Samsung’s printing business
On Thursday, finally, China approved the acquisition deal between HP and Samsung’s printing business. The country implemented a deal with certain restrictions. HP Inc. purchased Samsung Electronics’ printing business for $1.1 billion dollars. ( read…
Hong Kong-based insurer AIA to invest more in technology but won’t go ‘fully digital’, says CEO
It is important for us to use technology to improve their experience with our products and services,” Crewe told the South China Morning Post in an exclusive interview in his office in Quarry Bay. “However,…
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