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Apple removes several apps, including Skype, in China
Air China stops flying to N.Korea because ‘nobody wants to go’
Beijing-owned Air China airline has ended flights to the capital of North Korea Pyongyang, due to a lack of passenger demand. Flights were “temporarily suspended due to unsatisfactory business operations,” said an Air China employee,…
Vatican, China exchange art amid stall in hard diplomacy
The head of the government’s China Culture Industrial Investment Fund, Zhu Jiancheng, told a Vatican news conference that he hoped the exchanges would reinforce friendship, build mutual trust and “contribute to the normalization of diplomatic…
China’s Li Tells Japanese Business Group That Ties Are Improving
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told Japan’s biggest ever business delegation to Beijing that ties between Asia’s two biggest economies has been gradually improving. Li, who was re-elected last month as the Communist Party of China’s…
China to step up property market regulation to avoid bubble risk
BEIJING (Reuters) – China will step up financial regulation and crack down on speculation in the property market to stabilize prices and fend off bubble risks, state television CCTV reported on Tuesday, signaling renewed efforts…
Air China suspends North Korea flights, deepening isolation
Flights were “temporarily suspended due to unsatisfactory business operations,” said an employee of Air China’s press office who would give only his surname, Zhang. A foreign ministry spokesman, Lu Kang, said he hadn’t heard about…
China’s reit market could surpass US’ if barriers were removed, says Peking University
Throughout history, China’s securities market has listed about 40 billion yuan worth of quasi-reit products, in essence asset-backed securities or business trusts, according to the report. Andrew Kam, director of Savills Shanghai valuation, said ……
Nokia Oyj (ADR)(NYSE:NOK) And China Unicom To Improve Mobile Broadband Performance In China
Nokia Oyj (ADR)(NYSE:NOK) and China Unicom are to provide Nokia Flexi Zone an “AirScale” low power radio head and small cells for deployment in as many as 31 provinces in China. This will provide China…
China to step up financial regulation in property market: state TV
BEIJING (Reuters) – China will step up financial regulation and crack down on speculation in the property market to fend off bubble risks, state television CCTV reported on Tuesday. The remarks were made by regulators…
China urges talks after US brands N.Korea a terror sponsor
China called Tuesday for extra efforts to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis through talks after US President Donald Trump re-branded Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terrorism. Beijing has repeatedly pushed for negotiations to…
China’s Wanda Hotel reviews property landmarks, but no talks to sell
HONG KONG (Reuters) – China’s Wanda Hotel Development Co (0169.HK) said on Tuesday it was open to “business opportunities” related to its portfolio of landmark overseas properties, although no sale talks were under way. The…
China supports Cambodia’s ban on political opposition
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi speaks during a joint press conference with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in Beijing, China December 5, 2016. Reuters/ Greg Baker Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told his Cambodian…
Japanese business delegation arrives
A record 250-strong delegation of Japanese business and entrepreneurial heavyweights left Tokyo for Beijing on Monday, kicking off their annual China visit. The delegation includes the heads of Japan’s three business groups, namely Shoji Muneoka…
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