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China’s Wanda sues microbloggers for ‘malicious rumors’ about owner Wang Jianlin
The move underlines heightened sensitivity in corporate China to reports of company bosses coming under scrutiny, amid a crackdown on big-spending conglomerates that has seen some top executives detained or called in for questioning. The…
China fast-food operator pilots face-recognition payments
The operator of KFC in China is rolling out a futuristic system of paying at a fast-food counter via facial recognition, as the country embraces the technology for everything from toilet paper to travel. The…
China’s central bank winning its numbers game over currency
China is expected to announce another monthly rise in its foreign exchange reserves on Thursday in the latest sign that the country’s central bank has won the battle to curb the country’s capital exodus and…
China follows ban on digital coin offerings with order to banks to stop opening accounts for virtual fundraisers
The People’s Bank of China said in a notice made public on Tuesday that banks and payment companies must search individual accounts related to cryptocurrency platforms and restrict any transactions in cases where large sums…
China Banks, Oil Giants at Risk From Trump’s Sanction Threat
One Republican congressman called out Bank of China Ltd. as a potential sanction target, and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said punishing specific entities is an option. China is the U.S.’s largest trading partner, with $578.6…
China’s Most Dangerous Bank
Forget China’s debt binge, piles of bad loans and billions in dodgy investment products, investors have fallen in love with Chinese banks again. Their favorite object of affection is China Merchants Bank, whose Hong Kong-listed…
China Bans ICOs, Citing Scams And Investor Risks
In what might be a major regulatory shot across the initial coin offering (ICO) bow, China has put in place an immediate ban on funding of those offerings. TechCrunch reported that the nation’s central bank…
Four ICO Startups Refund Investors Hours After China Bans Token Sales
This week China’s central bank declared Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) illegal in the country, sending shockwaves throughout the entire cryptocurrency environment. The Peoples Bank of China (PBoC) alongside government officials, stated that not only is…
Debt’s so bad even China bankers call it a ‘bubble’
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China’s Big Banks Still Have a Credibility Gap
For China’s big banks, business is looking better than it has in years. Investors shouldn’t be fooled by the act. Midyear results for the likes of ICBC and Bank of China show China’s regulatory crackdown…
China Investment Corp. cuts stake in Teck Resources to 10.4%, from 17.8%
China Investment Corp. has reduced its holding in Teck Resources Ltd. (TSX:TECK.B) by more than one-third, to 10.4 per cent. The Vancouver-based mining company says a CIC subsidiary has sold 42 million class B Teck…
