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China’s second-largest state-owned bank offered wealthy clients the opportunity to have dinner with the American president for $150,000 a ticket, spurring a complaint from Donald Trump’s re-election campaign to the U.S. Department of Justice. (…
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China denies it has offered a $200 billion package to slash U.S. trade gap
BEIJING (Reuters) – China denied on Friday that it had offered a package to slash the U.S. trade deficit by up to $200 billion, hours after it dropped an anti-dumping probe into U.S. sorghum imports…
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China stands to gain in Iran after US quits nuclear deal
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Chinese bank staff offered dinner and photos with Trump for $150,000
An invitation emblazoned with the logo of the China Construction Bank Corp (CCB)(0939.HK) (601939.SS) circulating on the Weibo social media platform, offered high-net-worth clients the opportunity to attend a May 31 dinner in Dallas to…
China ends US sorghum anti-dumping probe, OKs Toshiba deal
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China denies it offered package to slash U.S. trade gap by $200 billion
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China United Network Communications Group Co, the country’s second-largest mobile carrier by subscribers, has established a new unit in the Xiongan New Area, as part of its broader push to help build it into a…
