Rolls-Royce finds China “invigorating” and will continue its investment in the country, its second-largest market in the world, said the CEO of the British luxury brand. “It’s a very exciting place …
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China’s Finance Ministry will hold a meeting on Monday to discuss the sale of 1 trillion yuan ($138 billion) of ultra-long special central government bonds this year, according to people familiar with the matter.
Beijing to have 5,000 km greenway network by 2035
Beijing will establish a greenway network over 5,000 kilometers long by 2035 as part of efforts to create a greener, healthier urban landscape for residents, the municipal government said last week.
China’s Xi Jinping highlights Europe’s divisions ahead of expected Putin visit
Xi Jinping ended his European trip by projecting a stark message: that despite frictions with much of the continent, China still has fans in some European capitals.
‘I feel like I’ve been tricked’: Some property buyers in China’s Tianjin have been waiting 8 years for their homes
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High-standard financial opening-up planned
“We will continue to stick to the principles of coordinating financial opening-up and security to push forward high-standard opening-up in the industry,” said the official, a bureau head of the …
Shein steps up London IPO preparations amid U.S. hurdles to listing, sources say
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Beijing’s transnational repression reaches overseas Chinese students: report
NEW YORK — When Chinese President Xi Jinping met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris last week, members of France-based Chinese student group Le Front de la Liberte received phone calls …
China’s exports, imports return to growth in April
Customs data released this week showed that demand improved despite an uneven economic recovery and China exports and imports returned to growth in April …
Demand improving despite uneven economic recovery in China
Customs data released this week showed that demand improved despite an uneven economic recovery, and China’s exports and imports returned to growth in April …
Tariffs on China aren’t the way to win the EV arms race – getting serious on EVs is
Instead of just taxing the competition, America must prepare for the future by committing to rapid electrification of the auto industry.
