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No Right to Privacy here: China demands internet platforms verify users’ true identity
It’s the latest step by the nation’s authorities to tighten policing of the web China has ordered the country’s internet platforms to verify users’ true identity before letting them post online content, the latest step…
China eyes innovation to drive manufacturing upgrades
(Xinhua/Xie Huanchi) BEIJING, Aug. 27 (Xinhua) — China will count on innovation to drive manufacturing upgrades and economic restructuring, encouraging industry giants to make breakthroughs in core technology and take advantage of the Internet to…
Ericsson, China Unicom launch Gigabit LTE network in China
As one part of the launch, passengers on the Hainan Island high-speed train will be able to watch the ceremony through LTE broadcast technology and the Gigabit wireless network. Ericsson, as China Unicom’s strategic partner,…
China’s 1st Female Taikonaut Liu Yang Shares Space Experience with Thai Youths
Chinese taikonaut Liu Yang recounts her space experience while attending Thailand’s National Science and Technology Fair 2017 at the Muang Thong Thani convention and exhibition center in Bangkok, Thailand, on Aug. 26, 2017. Liu Yang,…
China needs clear boundaries between state and markets – central bank researcher
BEIJING, Aug 27 (Reuters) – China needs clear boundaries between the government, markets and companies to avoid distortions and “chaos” in financial markets, the head of research at China’s central bank said according to remarks…
Luxury brands using e-commerce to lure Chinese Valentine’s Day shoppers
In honor of this year’s special day, Spanish fashion brand Loewe has designed “Hearts” Barcelona bags exclusively for China’s online shoppers after announcing its partnership with Tmall, Alibaba Group’s B2C shopping site. This marks the…
China must improve business environment for manufacturing sector: Premier Li
BEIJING (Reuters) – China should provide more fundraising services to companies, especially smaller firms, and look at fiscal and tax policies that support upgrading its manufacturing sector, Premier Li Keqiang said in remarks published on…
China promotes army general who fought Vietnam in 1979 border war
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s military has promoted an army general who fought Vietnam in a brief border war in 1979, the Defence Ministry said, part of a broad reshuffle expected as part of this autumn’s…
China bans new business ventures by North Koreans
China’s commerce ministry has banned North Korean nationals from setting up new businesses in the country, enforcing recent UN sanctions as Washington urges Beijing to do more to curb its ally’s nuclear ambitions. The ban,…
China will use ‘all necessary means’ against US trade probe
The probe is the Trump administration’s first direct measure against Chinese trade practices, which the White House and US business groups say are bruising American industry. Gao also said that China’s support for overseas investment…
China bans new business with North Korea in line with UN sanctions
BEIJING: China’s commerce ministry late on Friday banned North Korean individuals and enterprises from doing new business in China, in line with United Nations Security Council sanctions passed earlier this month. New joint venture enterprises,…
How a murky company with ties to the People’s Liberation Army set up shop in B.C.
One evening in downtown Vancouver last November, some of B.C.’s political and business elite rubbed elbows with executives of one of China’s largest state-owned corporations, China Poly Group. They were celebrating the launch of a…
