According to ‘The General Civil Law’, virtual property is legally protected by laws of the People’s Republic of China.” WOW ? BITCOIN IS LEGALLY PROTECTED IN CHINA Today the first … ( read original story…
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Bitcoin is now a ‘legally protected asset’ in China
Bitcoin Is Now Seen As ‘Virtual Property’ Under Chinese Law
The Hangzhou Internet Court has settled the legal question regarding Bitcoin in China by deeming it a ‘virtual property.’ Bitcoin has long been in legal limbo in China despite hosting some of the … (…
Why the extradition bill protests won’t burst Hong Kong’s property bubble
with China easing policy to support economic growth, and with competition between local banks fierce, there appears little chance that Hong Kong mortgage rates are going to go up and stay up any time ……
All You Need To Know About Beijing Capital International Airport Company Limited’s (HKG:694) Financial Health
Small-caps and large-caps are wildly popular among investors; however, mid-cap stocks, such as Beijing Capital International Airport Company Limited (HKG:694) with a market-capitalization of HK$ … ( read original story …)
Circuit breakers trip as China’s Nasdaq-style bourse debuts
Modeled after Nasdaq, and complete with a U.S-style IPO system, STAR may be China’s boldest attempt at capital market reforms yet. It is also seen driven by Beijing’s ambition to become … ( read original…
Trump’s choice: Yield to China or raise trade tariffs and pave the way for Fed’s easing
Downward cyclical pressures caused by the trade rebalancing process should lead to the U.S. Federal Reserve’s easier credit conditions, paving the way for similar moves by China, the European Central … ( read original story…
Trading Frenzy Grips China’s New Stock Venue After Big IPO Gains
(Bloomberg) — They propelled a little-known semiconductor manufacturer to a 521% surge, traded a mid-sized railway company 13 times more feverishly than the world’s largest bank and valued a … ( read original story …)
Most companies surge on first day of trade on China’s STAR Market
Find your bookmarks by selecting your profile name. China’s new Nasdaq-style board for homegrown technology firms started trading on Monday, with most of the stocks surging in their debut. Most of the … ( read…
China to impose anti-dumping tax on stainless steel from Indonesia, EU, Japan, South Korea
BEIJING (Reuters) – China said on Monday it will impose anti-dumping duties on some stainless steel products imported from the European Union, Japan, South Korea and Indonesia. Anti-dumping tariffs of … ( read original story…
China, Hong Kong markets open lower after protests, start of new STAR technology board in Shanghai
The protests are weighing on business sentiment in the city … state media reports. And over the weekend, China lifted some restrictions on foreign investment in the financial sector, one year … ( read original…
China’s New Nasdaq-Style Venue Poised to Commence Trading
(Bloomberg) — Less than a year after President Xi Jinping first touted the project, China’s new stock venue designed for technology startups will start trading on Monday. Twenty-five companies will … ( read original story…
Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas and Rubber Bullets; Protesters Target Beijing’s Office
HONG KONG — The Hong Kong police fired rounds of tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters after some of them vandalized the Chinese government’s liaison office in the city, a direct … (…
Chinese State Media Slams Attack on Beijing Representative’s Office in Hong Kong
SHANGHAI — An attack on the office of Beijing’s representative in Hong Kong by protesters was a “blatant challenge to the central government” and will not be tolerated, state news agency Xinhua said … (…
