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China Mobile to begin 5G tests next year
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China's banking regulator asks peer-to-peer lenders to register
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When Chinese Bank's Trump Lease Ends, Potential Conflict Begins
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China's yuan will appreciate vs US dollar in the long-term: Central Bank advisor
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DEUTSCHE BANK: The property bubble 'is the most important macro issue in China'
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