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China’s Real Estate Recovery Is Mixed. These Cities Are Bouncing Back.
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Cushman & Wakefield Greater China Wins Three Best Five-Star Awards at 2025 Asia Pacific Property Awards
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Xi Story: Coordinating economic, financial work through integrated planning
In 1996, upon learning that Fujian-based Fuyao Glass was facing a critical funding shortage, Xi directed the local government to coordinate an equity swap that helped the company secure investment.
China approves rare earth export licences for select firms, says commerce ministry
China’s Commerce Ministry said Thursday it had approved “a certain number” of rare earth export license applications but declined to disclose specifics, including quantities or how many involved U.S.
China has granted rare earth export licences to some firms, commerce ministry says
China’s commerce ministry said on Thursday that “a certain number” of rare earth export licence applications had been approved, but declined to give further details such as the exact amount and how …
What China’s Listing Frenzy in Hong Kong Means for Investors
Chinese companies are lining up in droves to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange, sparking a frenzy in a market that has been forsaken by investors and companies for many years.
China likely to keep lending rates steady after May cut, trade truce
China is widely expected to keep its benchmark lending rates unchanged at a monthly fixing on Friday, a Reuters survey showed, after Beijing rolled out sweeping monetary easing measures a month earlier to aid the…
China’s EV powerhouse BYD accelerates into Europe’s heartland
LONDON] A synchronised flock of drones lit up the sky above Rome’s Olympic Stadium last month to mark the European launch of the latest electric hatchback from Chinese carmaker BYD. Read more at The …
China’s extended 618 shopping fest fails to stir excitement
China’s biggest mid-year shopping festival, 618, ended on Wednesday evening without much fanfare after more than a month of promotional events aimed at enticing consumers to part with more of their …
China’s iron ore imports rise even as steel struggles
China’s iron ore imports are on track in June for their strongest month this year, showing a resilience that isn’t being mirrored in the sluggish steel sector.
⚔️ Weaponized Dollar Backfires: China Pushes Allies to Ditch U.S. Currency
The United States dollar has ruled global trade and finance for decades. From oil payments to international loans, the dollar is the preferred choice. Currency Shock: China’s Silent War Against the …
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