The United States deployed a nuclear-capable strategic bomber on Monday to join the allied Philippine Air Force on a South China Sea patrol against the backdrop of Manila’s territorial tit-for-tat …
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China’s Cross-Border E-Commerce: 2023 Performance and 2024 Outlook
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‘Little by little, the truth is being discovered’: the archive rescuing China’s forbidden films
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‘Too thrilled to sleep’: China small business owner, 28, scoops US$96 million lottery jackpot, largest win in country’s history
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Beijing’s top official for Hong Kong affairs set to visit city to hear feedback on new security legislation – reports
Beijing’s top official overseeing Hong Kong affairs is set to visit the city this week to gather feedback on a proposed homegrown security legislation, known colloquially as Article 23, local media …
China cuts mortgage rates by record amount to help struggling property sector
China made its biggest ever cut to mortgage rates on Tuesday, as the authorities try to support the struggling property sector, though the response from stock markets was muted.
Xi Jinping Leads Push For Communist Principles In China’s Financial Sector Amid Economic Challenges
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Chinese local authorities warn public of crypto-related scams amid broader crackdown
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Airbus CEO Dismisses China’s Comac C919 Threat: ‘Not Going To Rock The Boat’
Christian Scherer, the CEO of Airbus’s commercial aircraft business, has expressed his confidence in the face of emerging competition from China’s Comac C919. Scherer believes that the new entrant …
Shenzhen exchange punishes hedge fund Lingjun Investment for ‘abnormal trading’
SHANGHAI, Feb 20 (Reuters) – China’s Shenzhen stock exchange said on Monday it was temporarily restricting trading by hedge fund manager Lingjun Investment as a penalty for what it said was “abnormal …
