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A key academic brand of Jinghe Institute of Culture and Tourism, the report, released in both Chinese and English, was written by a group of researchers led by Fan Zhou, the institute’s director; Qi …
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Nissan Motor saw its shares plunge as much as 11.7% on Friday in what could become their biggest selloff since 2001, after the automaker trimmed its sales volume forecast for this financial year and …
Nissan shares slump as Q3 results highlight China worries, competition
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