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Shein scheduled for Hong Kong IPO hearing on Thursday, sources say
(Corrects typo in second paragraph) By Helen Reid and Kane Wu LONDON/HONG KONG, July 13 (Reuters) – Fast-fashion retailer Shein is scheduled for a Hong Kong initial public offering hearing with the …
Shein Clears Hurdle for Hong Kong IPO
The valuation that ultra-fast-fashion retailer Shein could fetch in its long-awaited listing. Beijing has finally given the nod for the IPO to go ahead, according to people familiar with the matter, …
How China outgrew Singapore’s F&B brands
The once-flourishing expansion momentum enjoyed by homegrown brands in China has reversed following the Covid-19 pandemic Read more at The Business Times.
The new space race: how China plans to break SpaceX’s launch monopoly with IPO push
As Beijing makes history by capturing the Long March-10B booster at sea, at least 15 aerospace firms are racing to go public on Shanghai’s Star Market or in Hong Kong To challenge the global launch…
China erupts at Japan as 14 nations oppose Beijing’s South China Sea claim
China has lodged a formal protest with Japan after Tokyo joined 13 other countries in reaffirming the 2016 Hague ruling that rejected Beijing’s sweeping South China Sea claims.
China’s Oil Imports May Be Set to Recover as Stockpiling Returns
China’s crude imports look poised to recover from a months-long slump as the country relaxes fuel export curbs, raises run rates and snaps up prompt Middle East supplies, with analysts and traders …
China’s crude imports rebound as fuel export curbs ease, Middle East supplies rise
China’s crude imports rebound as fuel export curbs ease. Crude oil to reach a new all-time high by December 31 at 14.5% YES.
Shein Targets Over $40 Billion Valuation After China Nod for IPO
The fast-fashion retailer has received China’s nod for its long-awaited Hong Kong initial public offering, after its efforts to go public in the U.S. and London faced geopolitical and regulatory …
China reports 79,000 COVID-19 cases in June
China reported 79,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in June, including 130 severe cases and one related death, according to data released recently by the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
China Vanke’s Board Overhaul Cements Shenzhen State Control as Losses Widen
Shenzhen’s state-asset system tightens its grip on the struggling property giant following a $19 billion deficit over the past two years …
China cries foul after 14 nations, including Japan, reject Beijing’s South China Sea claims
Accusing Japan of interfering in regional affairs and undermining peace and stability, China insisted that its sovereignty over the disputed waters has “never changed” despite the 2016 tribunal ruling …
China June exports growth set to cool, but AI demand underpins overall strength
BEIJING, July 13 (Reuters) – China’s exports likely grew at a slightly slower but still-solid pace in June, as firms accelerated shipments to the U.S. ahead of possible new tariffs, rode the AI boom, …
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