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China makes concessions to Germany on electric car quotas
Li told a joint news conference he had discussed the issue at a dinner in Berlin on Wednesday and China had agreed to make concessions to automakers, without giving details. Merkel said Germany and China…
Monetary policy and China’s soaring leverage problem
China’s leverage ratio — the ratio of debt to assets or equity — is rising at an alarming pace and approaching a historical high. High leverage ratios have in the past caused concern that financial…
Huawei and Henan Unicom Jointly Deploy All-Optical Access Smart Hotels
[Shenzhen, China, June 1, 2017] Huawei will team up with Henan Unicom (the Henan branch of China Unicom) to deploy a smart hotel solution based on all-optical access, helping to promote the digital transformation of…
GSMA Reveals Shortlist for 2017 Asia Mobile Awards
Leading News Anchor Jason He Confirmed as Host of AMO Awards Ceremony; GSMA Announces Leaders from China Mobile and China Unicom Will Deliver Keynotes HONG KONG–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The GSMA today announced the nominees for the…
China vows to stick to Paris climate deal
“No matter whether other countries’ positions may change, we will continue to uphold” a model of sustainable development, Hua said at a regularly scheduled news conference. When asked about whether China had spoken to the…
Atomico: Europeans are seizing share in fast-growing China mobile game market
The Europeans are heading East. A new report from venture capital firm Atomico has found that European game companies doubled their share in the Chinese mobile game market from 2014 to 2016. European game company…
China’s Debt Problem Moves Back to the Future
The Chinese bond market is dead. Long live China’s shadow banks. Beijing’s full-frontal assault on financial market leverage this spring has driven bond yields skyward, but hasn’t sparked the systemic credit crunch that many feared.…
China’s New Cybersecurity Law Leaves Foreign Firms Guessing
In some cases, they argue, it could keep them out entirely. The law will have a big impact on how business is done in China, said Michael Chang, an executive with the Finnish technology company…
The billionaire gadfly in exile who stared down Beijing
The biggest political story in China this year isn’t in Beijing. It isn’t even in China. It’s centered at a $68 million apartment overlooking Central Park in Manhattan. The Chinese government responded by unleashing the…
As China ushers in new cyber law, misgivings remain
China maintains a strict censorship regime, banning access to foreign news outlets, search engines and social media including Google (GOOGL.O) and Facebook (FB.O). ( read original story …)
Paris climate deal: EU and China rebuff Trump
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