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A Banking Crisis Is Looming in China. It’s Not Just Property.
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A bipartisan group of legislators urges the country’s two neighbors to use U.S. law as a model to keep out imports that can be traced to China’s Xinjiang region.
Russia, Iran and China are using AI in election interference efforts, U.S. intelligence officials say
In a media briefing Monday, officials from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said foreign efforts to meddle in the election with AI have fallen flat.
Xi’s Economic Adrenaline Shot Is Only Buying China a Little Time
Tuesday’s hastily arranged briefing delivered a sweeping policy package. Economists say reversing the slump will require much more.
China’s central bank goes big with monetary easing
The People’s Bank of China unleashed a fusillade of measures aimed at arresting the nation’s economic malaise Tuesday morning. Why it matters: The world’s second-largest economy faces a popping property bubble,
UK interest rates will fall ‘gradually’, predicts Bank of England governor; China launches stimulus blitz – business live
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Bye bye Burberry: Why China is giving up luxury for dupes
China was once the haven for luxury brands such as Burberry, Prada and the like. Now, it’s becoming the home to ‘pingti’ brands — the Chinese term for dupes. These replicas are fast finding favour…
China just released aggressive measures to boost its economy — but some analysts say it’s still not enough
“Today’s policy measures are bold by historical standards,” Betty Wang, the lead economist at Oxford Economics, wrote in a note on Tuesday.
China to investigate fashion firm PVH for suspected boycott of Xinjiang products
China’s Commerce Ministry says it will investigate the fashion company PVH, which owns brands like Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein, for suspected violations of trade rules …
China’s Sany plans European production start by 2026, manager says
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Calvin Klein And Tommy Hilfiger Face China Backlash Over Cotton ‘Boycott’
In 2021, multiple Western countries imposed sanctions on China after concern was raised over human right abuses of minority groups in Xinjiang.
Rich and Hungry Mideast Buyers Target China M&A
Hi, it’s Manuel Baigorri, Julia Fioretti, Pei Li and Dong Cao in Hong Kong, looking at the record-breaking investment pace from Middle East firms in China. Also today, India’s first AI unicorn mulls …
Deadly attacks on Japanese in China inflame tenuous relations between the two nations
After a 10-year-old Japanese boy was stabbed to death by a man in China, tensions between the two countries are rising.
