TOKYO — Labor disputes in China’s property and manufacturing sectors have surged as economic growth decelerates, underlining blue-collar workers’ concerns over the country’s social safety net. Unrest …
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[ET Net News Agency, 12 August 2024] CHINA UNICOM (00762) fell 4.9% to HK$6.03, dipping below the 100-D SMA of HK$6.307. It hits an intra-day low of HK$6, hitting an 1-month low, and an intra-day…
Saudi crude oil exports to China set to slip in September, sources say
Saudi crude oil exports to China are set to fall in September to about 43 million barrels, several trade sources said on Monday, citing monthly allocations for term buyers.
Saudi crude oil exports to China set to slip in September, sources say
Saudi crude oil exports to China are set to fall in September to about 43 million barrels, several trade sources said on Monday, citing monthly allocations for term buyers.
‘Critical turning point’ for coal poses risks for China’s state power firms, says report
China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are investing in low-carbon sources and helping push the country’s energy transition towards a “critical turning point” where coal power starts to decline, a new …
Philippines to File Protest With China Over Air Force Incident Over South China Sea
MANILA (Reuters) – The Philippines will file a diplomatic protest with China over a recent incident involving Air Force planes in airspace over a South China Sea shoal, Manila’s Foreign Secretary …
Philippines condemns China’s ‘illegal and reckless’ actions for dropping flares in the skies above South China Sea
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. condemned Chinese air force actions in waters of the South China Sea claimed by both countries on Sunday, calling the actions “unjustified, illegal and …
China test-flies biggest cargo drone as low-altitude economy takes off
China flew its biggest-yet unmanned cargo aircraft designed for civilian use, as the world’s top drone-making nation steps up test flights of autonomous aerial vehicles (UAVs) that could ultimately …
China’s gray economy unlocks potential amid more need for eldercare
In 2023, the size of China’s eldercare products market reached 5 trillion yuan. Meanwhile, there were more than 490,000 eldercare-related businesses in China at the end of 2023. Jack Wu, managing …
Kaisa, Times China prepare for new survival fight with creditors as winding-up cases resume
Troubles at Kaisa Group and Times China, which defaulted on US$15 billion of offshore debts, are in the spotlight again as the city’s High Court deliberates on hostile lawsuits from creditors.
China’s WeRide Seeks Up to $440 Million in US IPO, Placement
WeRide Inc., a Chinese self-driving automotive company, is seeking to raise as much as $440 million in a US initial public offering and concurrent private placement.
Beijing, John Lee laud ‘tenacious’, ‘enterprising’ Hong Kong Olympians as Paris Games close
Siobhan Haughey, Vivian Kong and Cheung Ka-long vividly interpreted the Lion Rock spirit and showed how the young generation work hard to pursue dreams, Beijing says Beijing and Hong Kong leader John Lee Ka-chiu have…
PhD student ditches phone for 5-month expedition across China: ‘People were shocked’
The student explained that having a mobile phone is often a distraction, so on his journey without one, he could focus on reading books or writing.
