Shein’s vast array of $5 shirts, $20 dresses and $15 shoes could face more trademark scrutiny under a new EU rule that tightens oversight on intellectual property rights. Shein, a China-founded …
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China central bank boss says no major stimulus to boost economy
The country’s recovery from the impact of Covid has slowed in the months since it abruptly lifted tough restrictions in late 2022, with a property crisis and tepid consumer demand weighing on growth.
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The few investment houses which are bullish on China’s property sector are holding on to their optimistic bets in defiance of a faltering stock market and a dominant view that Beijing’s latest support …
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Stand-off ensues as China weighs up pork duties on EU exports
China is investigating anti-dumping duties on EU pork in retaliation for proposed tariffs on electric vehicles.
Didi IPO would give Hong Kong its dream comeback
Instead, it helped to almost totally halt foreign IPOs, and global investors’ doubts over Beijing’s support for China’s private sector have ossified in the absence of more forceful policy action to …
Didi IPO would give Hong Kong its dream comeback
Instead, it helped to almost totally halt foreign IPOs, and global investors’ doubts over Beijing’s support for China’s private sector have ossified in the absence of more forceful policy action to …
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The chairman of defaulted Chinese developer Kaisa Group returned to mainland China from Hong Kong for the first time in almost a decade to get regulatory approval for an offshore debt restructuring, …
Beijing police fine a woman who illegally blocked road with a car with embassy license plate, arrogantly claimed ‘diplomatic immunity’
A woman in a car with embassy license plate, which was parked in the middle of the road and blocked the traffic in Beijing on Sunday, apologized on Wednesday, as she arrogantly ignored other drivers’…
Japan’s exports surge 13.5% in May, helped by cheap yen and strong demand in US, Asian markets
Still, trade with China, Japan’s second-largest single export market after the United States, has been reviving as its economy slowly recovers from the shocks of a meltdown in its property sector and the lingering effects…
Opinion: China doesn’t stand a chance against the US in a trade war
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South China Sea: will Beijing make Manila ‘pay a price’ for its latest territorial claim?
The UN might not give what Manila wants, but the action will add layers of complexity to the already tangled regional disputes and possibly induce tougher countermeasures from Beijing, they added. The Philippines last week…
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