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HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese authorities are planning to cut the stamp duty on stock trading by as much as 50%, three people with knowledge of the matter said, in a further attempt to …
China’s Travel Rebound Risks Super-Charging Jet Fuel Prices
After years of pent-up demand for leisure and business travel due to the ravages of Covid-19, millions of Chinese are taking to the skies again as the nation leads an aviation boom across Asia.
China, interest rate hikes putting handbrake on economy
China’s economic woes and a lag in the sting of interest rate hikes have been flagged as the two biggest challenges to Australia’s economy. Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the economy has weakened as a …
China’s third ‘opium war’ against the West
China dominates the global fentanyl trade, helping to both supply the raw materials to produce the deadly drug.
Chinese brands look to impress at textile show
Brands such as Aparso, Rusy & Cindy, Sino-Italy Apparel, Weiqiao Pioneering, Mengdi, Detex Garments, Orient New Horizon, Dahua and Huasheng attracted several international buyers with their …
China wants more Canada flights after COVID-19 turbulence
At the peak of the summer 2019 travel period, Transport Canada said Chinese airlines operated 76 flights to Canada per week from various cities, while Air Canada operated 35 flights per week to …
Coronavirus: China’s central bank cleaning notes with UV light to combat Covid-19
China’s central bank said in February it was disinfecting and isolating used banknotes using UV lights in its efforts to combat the coronavirus. Banks use ultraviolet light or high temperatures …
The ‘curse of 35’: In China, millennials are already too old for some employers
When Han lost her job as an interface designer in Beijing in February, she figured her 10 years of experience meant she wouldn’t need to look long for alternative work.
Finance chief: Blacklisting Chinese contractors to affect PH economy
Senate President Migz Zubiri wants Chinese contractors blacklisted from the country’s infrastructure projects as Beijing’s actions in the West Philippine Sea escalate. But as Eimor Santos reports, …
U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo to talk tech on China visit
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo is visiting China this weekend with technology is expected to be the prime topic as a long-standing tech agreement between the two countries is set to expire.
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It’s not the U.K.-based chip designer’s first rodeo in the public markets, but the tech world has changed a lot in the past seven years.
Nearly 2 million excess deaths after China ended ‘zero-Covid’: study
“Our study of excess deaths related to the lifting of the zero-Covid policy in China sets an empirically derived benchmark estimate,” the researchers wrote. “These findings are important for …
