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Unicom, Alibaba to expand collaboration in cloud computing services in China
China Unicom, the world’s sixth-largest mobile network operator by number of subscribers, and e-commerce powerhouse Alibaba Group Holding plan to ramp up their collaboration in cloud computing services. The partial privatisation of Unicom’s parent ……
China Mobile Offers Deep Value, Says Daiwa
China Mobile (941.HK) shares slipped on Monday despite posting solid third quarter earnings. The Chinese telecom giant reported 4.6% year-on-year profit growth to CNY92.1 billion for the first nine months of the year, on 4.9%…
China Unicom explains how it will leverage Alibaba and Tencent
China Unicom has explained how it will leverage the capabilities of its investment partners Alibaba Group and Tencent in growing its Cloud business in China. Alibaba Cloud will open the public cloud service capability to…
China lifts ban on stinky cheese
China has reversed an import ban on several types of soft and mould-ripened cheese, including Roquefort, Danish Blue, Gorgonzola and Stilton. The authorities imposed the ban in September because the strains of bacteria used to…
China defends its trade with North Korea as permitted by UN
BEIJING — China on Monday defended its growing trade with North Korea as permitted by U.N. Security Council sanctions that say they should avoid hurting “humanitarian needs.” China, the North’s main trading partner, “strictly implements”…
Beijing garment industry resists Congress lockdown
Apparel producers were ordered to suspend work for the month out of fire safety concerns, but in Dahongmen, one of Beijing’s last clothing manufacturing hubs, some factory owners simply took their work underground. “I can’t…
Staying Legal in China: an Interview with Dan Harris
There are few, if any, aspects of doing business as a foreigner in China that are easy, but understanding local law can be the most difficult. Beyond the challenge of legal compliance, one must also…
China’s red-hot property market may finally be set for sustained cooling
China’s escalating property prices have long been a concern for Beijing as it balances growth targets with social stability. Now, economic signals are giving the go-ahead to authorities for sustained efforts to cool off the…
China stocks flat as banks, property slip; Hong Kong eases
SHANGHAI, Oct 23 (Reuters) – China shares were flat on Monday morning, with investors piling into environmental stocks but dumping banks and property firms in line with policy cues from a key political congress. Policymakers…
Tencent unit China Literature launches up to $1.1 billion HK IPO
HONG KONG (Reuters) – China Literature Ltd, China’s largest online publishing and e-book company, launched an initial public offering for up to $1.1 billion on Monday, seeking funds for acquisitions and to expand its digital…
REFILE-TABLE-China property price changes in September
BEIJING, Oct 23 (Reuters) – Following is a breakdown of average new home price changes in major Chinese cities in September, announced by the National Bureau of Statistics on Monday. Home price figures published since…
China’s recyclers eye looming electric vehicle battery mountain
SHANGHAI (Reuters) – After years of dismantling discarded televisions and laptops, a Shanghai recycling plant is readying itself for a new wave of waste: piles of exhausted batteries from the surge of electric vehicles hitting…
