Personalized ads are popping up across China subway stations as local government owners grappling with high debt and falling revenues try to raise revenue.
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‘I felt like a celebrity’: Personalized ads hit China metro stations as operators scramble for cash
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China’s Bond Dilemma
Chinese investors need outlets other than government bonds, especially as economic growth slows.
China’s interbank system promoted as safeguard against Swift consequences
A senior researcher has encouraged China to expand the use of its interbank transfer protocol, warning of risks inherent in the use of Western systems like Swift.
Luxury-goods brands fear their golden goose — China — has been grounded
With sales of high-end goods on the decline and future economic growth set to moderate further, luxury companies are gradually recognizing that China isn’t the golden goose it was once was.
‘Forced labor’: State AGs probe Chinese company Temu over ‘disturbing’ business practices
A group of Republican state attorneys general is demanding answers from the Chinese e-commerce company Temu, alleging “disturbing” business practices.
China’s luxury-goods heyday is history
With sales of high-end goods on the decline and future economic growth set to moderate further, luxury companies are gradually recognizing that China isn’t the golden goose it was once was.
China’s economy is still stuck in low gear
China’s economy continues to face headwinds from a slowing real estate sector, with property investment down 10.8% year-over-year.
China’s Internet Breakthrough: 150 Movies Per Second
China has recently rolled out the ‘world’s fastest internet network’ that it claims can transmit data at a rate of 1.2 terabits per second.
China’s export-hungry car companies flocking to Australia
says there are 119 companies in China making EVs alone. By contrast, Germany has six homegrown car brands and a few minnows, and Japan eight. The United States has its Big Three (GM, Ford and…
Avoid All Chinese Car Brands Except These 8
Chinese car brands are not widely recognized in the United States. However, several Chinese car brands have gained recognition for their quality and innovation. Some of these brands, like NIO, are …
Antimony prices gear up for new records on China export curbs
China’s decision to restrict exports of antimony from Sept. 15 is likely to drive prices of the metal used in ammunition and batteries to new records, as buyers seek more material to stockpile, …
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