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China’s BYD launched its third electric vehicle in Japan, it said on Tuesday, a sedan that will be its most expensive model so far in a market where consumers have long favoured domestic brands. The…
Shenzhen’s Pre-Owned Home Sales Hit Nearly Three-Year High in Week
(Yicai) June 25 — Shenzhen saw the most sales of second-hand houses in almost three years last week and the third straight week of such sales rising following the city’s launch of stimulus measures …
China’s Rich Spend Millions on Shanghai Property
A $15 million penthouse was snapped up hours after it went on sale. More than 200 homes priced from nearly $5 million were taken in less than a day. Apartments worth $3.8 million were five…
China’s yuan eases to 7-month low on PBOC’s weak guidance
China’s yuan eases to a seven-month low against the dollar, set for a sixth straight monthly decline in June. The central bank guides official fixing weaker amid capital outflows and speculation of …
Bad manners: China coffee shop chain feels heat after hard-worked staff lose it with patrons
The story of an employee at a well-known café chain in China who screamed at a customer in frustration and doused them with coffee granules has sparked a debate about workers’ rights.
Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein filed for London IPO in early June, sources say
The company has also updated China’s securities regulator officially about its change of listing venue, the sources say Shein confidentially filed papers with Britain’s markets regulator in early June …
China says its EVs, lithium batteries meet domestic demand, enrich global supply
DALIAN, China, June 25 (Reuters) – China’s Premier Li Qiang told delegates at a World Economic Forum meeting in Dalian the country’s green technologies were not only meeting domestic demand but also …
China’s premier defends national competitiveness as trade tensions simmer
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Tuesday defended the country’s technological development while criticizing efforts to restrict global cooperation.
Most China Businesses Sticking It Out In U.S. Amid Strains: Survey
A majority of Chinese companies with operations in the U.S. are looking to maintain or increase their investments in the country despite growing concerns about the outlook for relations between the …
China’s Rich Spend Millions on Shanghai Property, Bucking Crisis
A $15 million penthouse was snapped up hours after it went on sale. More than 200 homes priced from nearly $5 million were taken in less than a day. Apartments worth $3.8 million were five…
On China and AI, US sends mixed message about talks to ban the technology from nuclear use
That said, China “may be prepared to talk about other issues around … But Tarun Chhabra, senior director for technology at the US National Security Council, said Beijing did not agree with American …
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