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Serpentine Galleries and WF CENTRAL Officially Open Serpentine Pavilion Beijing
Designed by Jiakun Architects, the first international Pavilion in Beijing hosts an eclectic programme of art … leaders across a wide spectrum of industries including leading finance, media, entertainment, retail and hospitality experts, invited to…
Room seen for finance sector reform
Yi Gang, governor of the People’s Bank of China. [Photo/VCG] There is more room for further opening-up by China in the financial sector, with more efforts to focus on three areas－capital account convertibility, market-oriented exchange-rate…
China’s state media slam U.S. trade announcement, say Beijing ready to fight
Still hanging in the balance, however, is San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc’s proposal to acquire NXP Semiconductors NV – a $44 billion deal that requires clearance from China’s antitrust regulators. State news agency Xinhua said China…
China carries out spot checks on shadow banking-CSJ
SHANGHAI, May 30 (Reuters) – China’s banking regulator is carrying out nationwide inspections on financial institutions such as trusts to check on their shadow banking and interbank activities, the China Securities Journal reported on Wednesday…
Chinese State Media Slam U.S. Trade Announcement, Say Beijing Ready to Fight
SHANGHAI — Chinese state media criticized a U.S. announcement that it would press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies, saying on Wednesday that Beijing was ready to fight back if Washington was looking…
US to keep confronting Beijing in S. China Sea: Mattis
Aboard a US military aircraft (AFP) – Defense Secretary Jim Mattis vowed Tuesday that the US would keep confronting China over its territorial claims in the South China Sea, where Beijing has established a significant…
US and China clash over Donald Trump’s intellectual property claims at WTO meeting
Chinese and US envoys sparred at the World Trade Organisation on Monday over US President Donald Trump’s claims that China steals American ideas, the subject of two lawsuits and a White House plan to slap…
China’s New Financial Sector Reforms: Will They Go Far Enough?
Earlier this year, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged that the country will accelerate the opening up of its financial sector in a series of “landmark” measures to be launched in 2018. They include fast-tracking foreign…
Trump renews China tariff threat, complicating talks
China had complained strongly that the ban would put ZTE out of business, costing 70,000 jobs. Trump tweeted last month that the ban threatened too many Chinese jobs and he wanted to get the company…
Days after declaring trade war with China on hold, Trump administration revives threats of tariffs
President Trump issued a memorandum on the tariffs in March, after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer issued a lengthy report about China’s long practice of coercing U.S. companies to give up their technologies and trade…
Beijing is mobilising its forces against foreign influence laws
In all the commotion around China in recent days, the true importance of Andrew Hastie’s speech in Parliament has been lost. Hastie was defending free speech against Beijing’s use of “lawfare”. Hastie noted that Chinese-Australian…
