Hours before his inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump said that he agreed to “approve” TikTok on the condition that the USA will own 50 per cent of the Chinese app to “save” American jobs and prevent…
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Beijing contends with a weakening yuan while awaiting policy clues from the incoming Donald Trump’s administration.
China’s ageing villages face yawning healthcare gap in fragile economy
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China Faces Trump’s Return Just as Reliance on Exports Soars
China is facing a repeat of the tensions and uncertainty from the first presidency of Donald Trump, only with a weaker economy that’s even more reliant on exports than it was during the first trade…
JD Vance Holds Talks With China’s Vice President Before Trump Inauguration
The vice president-elect and Chinese Vice President Han Zheng met on Sunday ahead of Trump’s second inauguration.
White House commissions review of coronavirus origins ahead of Trump’s arrival
Jake Sullivan, the outgoing national security adviser, is asking a panel of outside experts to examine the government’s conclusions on how the pandemic began.
Trump Wants to Whack China With Tariffs. China Has Bigger Concerns.
Trump can damage China’s economy with trade penalties. But tech restrictions might hurt more in the long term.
I moved to China from the US to be a teacher. My $4,000 monthly salary went much further, but there were tradeoffs.
Tatiana Smith spent five years teaching in China. Although the cost of living was more affordable, she felt that China was as capitalistic as the US.
China includes smartphones in digital product purchase subsidy plan, sparking enthusiasm for consumption
Starting on Monday, a subsidy plan for purchasing new mobile phones and other digital products will be implemented nationwide, triggering a surge in customer inquiries over the weekend. On Saturday, …
US Dollar, Treasury ETFs, Oil Prices, China’s Economy, And Ray Dalio’s US Debt Warning: This Week In Economics
The week has been a rollercoaster ride in the world of economics and finance. From the U.S. dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency to the surge in oil prices, there’s a lot to catch…
China completes three tests of liquid oxygen-kerosene engines in one day, strongly supporting more launch missions
The Baolongyu test site of the Institute 165 of the Sixth Academy under the state-owned space giant China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC), successfully completes three consecutive …
Why China’s banks are stock market darlings – for now
INVESTORS in China’s mainland stock market made a beeline for bank stocks last year, making the sector the market’s top performer despite the country’s sluggish economy, a slowdown in loan growth, and …
China Unveils 2024-2035 Plan to Build ‘Strong Education Nation’
BEIJING (Reuters) – China issued a 2024-2035 plan on Sunday aimed at building a “strong education nation,” state news agency Xinhua said.
