The Asian markets that were not closed for Good Friday ended the month and quarter higher on understandably light volume.
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‘Restrainers’ Urge Trump to Scale Back US Troops on China’s Doorstep
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Logan Group wins bondholder approval for Shenzhen unit’s debt restructuring
Shenzhen’s relentless innovation enthralls Pakistani PhD student
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No wallets in Shenzhen? Hong Kong civil servants back from exchange share expertise, lessons from mainland counterparts
Exchange programme gives officials insights into nation’s policy direction, development trends, history and culture Group of 10 officers spent three months attached to mainland agencies, taking part …
How China has helped Russia and Iran evade Western sanctions, according to a think tank
Beijing’s oil market facilitates restricted trade for Russia and Iran, using “dark fleet” tankers to skirt regulations, the Atlantic Council says.
15 Most Advanced Countries in Blockchain Technology
In this article, we will look at the 15 most advanced countries in blockchain technology. We have also discussed the global blockchain market along with key players. If you want to skip our detailed …
Syngenta Pulls China IPO Application After Three-Year Wait
Syngenta Group has withdrawn its application for a stock-market listing in Shanghai, according to a notice on the stock exchange’s website.
First batch of imported distant-water tuna arrives in Shenzhen
More and more distant-water fishing vessels are transporting tuna directly to Chinese ports due to the rising demand for tuna. The DaChan Bay Terminal in Shenzhen City, south China’s Guangdong …
China’s new rules for finance pull the brakes on gravy train, bringing ‘greed is good’ era to a halt
China’s finance sector was once freewheeling, but new regulations and mandates from officials suggest banks’ new role looks beyond simple profit-seeking.
How China Will Be Challenged By a 100-Year Storm
China’s socio-economic trajectory under President Xi Jinping provides context for it’s future in power conflict.
U.S. Commerce updates export curbs on AI chips to China
The Biden administration on Friday revised five-month-old rules aimed at making it harder for China to access U.S. artificial intelligence chips. Those rules, released last October, seek to halt …
A Small-Business Lender Fires Back at the GOP Over Claims It Is Tied to China
Republican lawmakers last week blasted Funding Circle for its purported affiliation with China. But the company says it doesn’t have any connection to a Chinese-owned entity.
A Small Business Lender Fires Back at the GOP Over Claims It’s Tied to China
Republican lawmakers last week blasted Funding Circle for its purported affiliation with China. But the company says it doesn’t have any connection to a Chinese-owned entity.
Beijing sends investigators to Pakistan to probe bombing that killed 5 Chinese nationals
Chinese investigators arrived Friday in Pakistan to join an investigation into a suicide bombing that killed five of its nationals earlier this week.
Former Australia PM Scott Morrison says China can be a democracy; Chinese people ‘care just as much about freedom as we do’
Morrison, who led Australia from 2018 to 2022, said the Chinese people “care just as much about freedom as we do” while being interviewed on a podcast.
