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China launches record gold buying spree amid fears of global conflict
The first scientist to publish a sequence of the COVID-19 virus in China protests after being locked out of his lab
The first scientist to publish a sequence of the COVID-19 virus in China protests after being locked out of his lab …
First scientist to publish Covid sequence in China ‘evicted’ from lab
Zhang Yongzhen stages protest, as government attempts to avoid scrutiny over handling of outbreak …
China’s communist party will hold key ‘third plenum’ in July
The Chinese Communist Party’s central committee will gather in July for a key meeting known as a plenum, the third since the current body of elite decision makers was elected in 2022, state-run Xinhua news…
China’s factory activity grows for second straight month
Authorities have struggled to spur an economic rebound since emerging from stringent Covid control measures in late 2022. China continues to fight a crisis in its debt-ridden property market, with home prices sliding in recent…
Shenzhen’s Qianhai Cooperation Zone Expands Preferential IIT and CIT Policies
Key Shenzhen authorities have issued two notices broadening tax incentives for individuals and companies in the Qianhai Cooperation Zone.
Von der Leyen’s China plan is all bark and no bite
Ursula von der Leyen has taken a tough line against China in public. But frustration with Beijing’s subsidies is at odds with key manufacturers’ need for affordable green-transition components. With …
Philippines accuses China of damaging its vessel at hotly contested shoal
The Philippines on Tuesday accused China’s coast guard of harassment and damaging one of its boats in a disputed area of the South China Sea, and rejected Beijing’s position that it had expelled two …
China Vanke’s first public commercial REIT falls in early trade on debut
China Vanke’s first public commercial real estate investment products fell as much as 3% in early trade on their debut on Tuesday, reflecting caution towards China’s second-largest developer amid a prolonged property market downturn.
China’s EV and Solar Exports Are Powering Ahead as Prices Slide
China’s exports of batteries, electric cars and solar panels hit record highs last year, underlining its dominance of key green industries — and driving a global price slump that’s adding to alarm in …
Thousands of enterprises gather, energizing Shenzhen. WEPACK 2024 successfully concludes!
WEPACK World Expo of Packaging Industry has successfully concluded at Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center on April 12th. Thanks to the robust development of the packaging industry and …
China overtakes Japan in April as Australia’s top coal market: Russell
Australia shipped more coal to China than Japan in April, the first time this has happened in any month in more than four years, underscoring shifting market dynamics and an improved political …
China’s coast guard expels Philippine vessels from Scarborough Shoal, state media says
China’s coast guard said on Tuesday it “expelled” a Philippine coast guard ship and another vessel from waters adjacent to the Scarborough Shoal, Chinese state media reported. The coast guard did not …
