Chinese module maker DAS Solar says it aims to raise $351.7 million through an initial public offering (IPO). It will use the funds to expand its cell and module capacity.
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The population decline coincides with China’s struggles with an aging population. By 2035, there will be more people over 60 than there are the population of United States, with the number of persons …
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Xi Jinping tells China’s corruption hunters to show no mercy in ‘severe and complex’ battle
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China Market Update: Treasury Bond Rise Anticipates Rate Cuts
China’s central bank, announced it will “strengthen counter-cyclical and cross-cycle regulation” as intra-bank lending rates are expected to be cut along with the bank reserve requirement ratio. The …
Trump muses: Maybe covid-19 was punishment for his tariffs on China?
Buried amid the avalanche of nonsense the former president offered during an interview with Lou Dobbs was a new conspiracy theory.
Between China and the US, trade takes a different route
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Taiwan’s ruling party candidate slams Beijing for ‘serious’ meddling in elections
Taiwan’s ruling party candidate William Lai accused Beijing of unprecedented interference in the self-governing island’s upcoming elections. At a press conference on Tuesday, the Democratic …
China’s central bank eyes reserve ratio cut to boost lending; hints at more policy easing
Zou said that the central bank will also strengthen its counter-cyclical and cross-cycle policy adjustments to create favorable financial conditions for the country’s economic growth.
China’s Xi Vows to Squash ‘Flies and Ants’ in Business Corruption Crackdown
China’s powerful leader vowed to tackle graft in ‘power-concentrated, capital-intensive and resource-rich sectors’ …
‘Send More Tourists’: Muizzu’s Appeal To China After Indians ‘Boycott’ Maldives
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu on Tuesday appealed to China to “intensify” efforts to send more tourists to his country, amid a spate of cancellation of reservations by Indian tourists after a diplomatic row erupted over…
Taiwanese election may determine whether Beijing opts to force the issue of reunification
When the votes are being tallied in Taiwan’s presidential election, it won’t be only the 23.6 million inhabitants of the island eagerly awaiting a result – in Beijing and Washington, too, there will …
