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GUANGZHOU, China — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is selling Canada as good place for foreign investment at a major conference of international business leaders in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou. Trudeau is addressing the…
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China to further regulate financial markets
China will further regulate financial markets and get tough on illegal financial activities, deputy head of China’s banking regulator said Tuesday. “Despite progress in the ongoing financial scrutiny, the market is still prone to risks…
China’s commercial banks need to focus more on small businesses
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Canada’s trade minister stays in Beijing to keep alive hopes of free trade talks
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Canadian business will benefit from Trudeau’s China trip
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