At least two people have died from heat-stroke in one Chinese city, and many more have fallen ill, as temperatures hovered around 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) for the eighth day on the …
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Why ‘Stupid Radishes’ are causing panic in China’s taxi industry
Liu Yi, a ride-hailing driver in Wuhan, faced competition from robotaxis launched by Baidu’s Apollo Go. China’s rapid adoption of autonomous driving technology, approved in multiple cities, posed job loss risks for drivers.
China’s M&A, Restructuring Markets Heat Up Amid IPO Slowdown
Chinese investors are shifting focus to mergers and acquisitions as well as corporate restructuring as a better way of getting a return on their investment amid a prolonged downturn in initial public …
China’s major internet firms log steady revenue growth in H1
China’s internet sector saw steady growth in business revenue in the first half of this year, data from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology …
China Jiangsu Halts Government Bond Trading for Some Rural Banks
China’s Jiangsu Rural Credit Union directed some banks to suspend government bond trading after a market manipulation probe was launched by regulators, according to people familiar with the matter.
US Warns of ‘Gray Zone’ Conflict With China, Russia, North Korea
America’s geopolitical rivals are expected to challenge both the U.S. and the global order in the coming years.
Facing budget crunches, Chinese tax collectors descend on companies
Finance Minister Li Fo’an told the official Xinhua News Agency … senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics. Beijing has been reluctant to rescue struggling local …
China Stocks Climb Amid Broader Asian Market Weakness
China stocks gained on Thursday, standing out from weaker Asian markets as investors sought safe havens amid economic uncertainty. Despite slow export growth, tech shares led the rise, with investor sentiment supported by a firmer…
Fears of war with China grow but Labour is intent on a relationship with Beijing
Starmer making engagement a priority. But experts question whether ‘co-operate, compete and challenge’ policy really marks a change
8 Signed Michael Phelps Paintings From the 2008 Beijing Olympics Unveiled for the First Time
Each of these eight paintings, signed by Phelps himself, commemorates the iconic achievement of winning eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The collection was commissioned by the current owner following Phelps’ success in…
Japan’s Shiseido becomes latest luxury brand hit by China slump, shares plunge
Japanese cosmetics powerhouse Shiseido fell by its daily limit in Tokyo trading on Thursday following midyear earnings that were hit by restructuring costs and slumping demand in China. Shiseido …
Olympics-U.S. and Japan figure skaters receive Beijing medals in Paris in long-awaited ceremony
Two-and-a-half years after competing at the Beijing Winter Olympics, American and Japanese figure skaters stepped on to the podium in Paris on Wednesday to receive reallocated gold and silver medals,
