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Will China Ease Its New Video Game Controls? Investors Think So.
China’s Economic Growth to Slow to 4.6% in 2024: Real Estate and Consumption Woes Persist
On the 27th, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei) reported that a recent survey conducted by its affiliate QUICK News and 25 Chinese economic experts predicted China’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth …
Beijing forum highlights coordination and cooperation for China’s financial development
The Rejuvenation and Financial Forum 2023, guided by Beijing’s financial supervision body, was recently held in the capital. The event attracted more than 100 experts, contributing their wisdom and …
Import-reliant China makes rubber extraction innovation amid rising demand from car industry
China imports more than 80 per cent of the natural rubber it needs each year, but is out to strengthen its domestic supply chains amid surging demand from its rapidly-growing automotive industry.
Beijing exchange’s IPO volumes weather China’s stock market storm as investors bet on policy tailwinds
Beijing Stock Exchange saw a 13 per cent drop in IPO volumes versus the near halving at the Shanghai bourse and with Shenzhen market volumes down a third from 2022 The China Securities Regulatory …
China’s BYD to overtake Tesla as leading EV maker
Chinese carmaker BYD is on the verge of outpacing Tesla as the top global seller of fully electric vehicles (EVs). This shift, likely to happen in the current quarter, marks a pivotal moment in the…
Urban air traffic opened for self-driving passenger aircraft in China’s Shenzhen
SHENZHEN — An urban air traffic center for self-driving passenger aircraft opened in China’s southern metropolis of Shenzhen and started urban air traffic business on Tuesday.
China Scholar Warns Relations With US Ally Facing ‘Point of No Return’
A Chinese academic predicts U.S. “militarization” will drive up South China Sea tensions in the next few years.
Only by Spurring Demand Can China Fully Unleash Its Economic Growth Potential, Researcher Says
(Yicai) Dec. 27 — China’s gross domestic product should be able to expand at a annual rate faster than 8 percent, but to fully unleash this potential, shrinking demand needs to be promptly reversed …
Aramco Ventures invests in Shenzhen diagnostic tech start-up amid closer ties between Beijing and Saudi Arabia
Aramco Ventures, a subsidiary of the world’s largest oil producer Saudi Aramco, to invest in Shenzhen Cispoly Bio-Tec; Saudi investors are increasing their investments in Chinese …
Will China Ease Its New Videogame Controls? Investors Think So.
After a market rout, gaming companies like Tencent and Netease rally on signals that regulators might apply proposed curbs on users less harshly than feared.
China’s crackdown on tech companies isn’t over, and it’s not going back to pre-2020’s ‘business-as-usual,’ says China Beige Book
China started a regulatory crackdown against the tech sector in late 2020.
Crypto ‘trading platforms’ were part of $2.2B illegal Chinese forex ring: Report
Chinese foreign exchange police have busted an underground banking syndicate offering illicit forex services via cryptocurrencies.
