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China respiratory illness highly contagious, less severe than COVID-19 — Tayag
The cases of respiratory illness spreading in parts of China is highly contagious and but is less severe than COVID-19, Undersecretary Eric Tayag of the Department of …
China reinforces health measures amid respiratory disease outbreaks
China has reinforced its preventive health measures in the wake of child respiratory disease outbreaks that authorities have linked to known pathogens. According to local Beijing Youth Daily, the …
Return to one-China principle, Beijing tells Lithuania
His remarks came in response to a question whether Beijing had normalized its trade relations with the Baltic nation since it had opened its representative office in Taiwan, Beijing-based daily Global …
Myanmar Junta Plays Up ‘Strong’ China Ties a Week After Anti-Beijing Protests
The isolated regime has quickly reversed course a week after junta-backed nationalists staged protests against China’s perceived support for an ethnic military offensive.
China’s Major Investment Bank Restricts Analysts From Making Bearish Calls And Displaying Wealth
One of China’s leading investment banks, China International Capital Corp. (CICC), has issued a directive barring its analysts from making bearish market calls and showcasing their affluent lifestyles …
China’s Economy Is Stuck in a Vicious Cycle
The country’s economy is caught between wary households and wobbly property firms, with no clear escape route.
One of China’s biggest bitcoin mining companies now headquartered in Akron near Goodyear
BIT Mining once ran the largest data center in the world. Now it’s headquartered in Akron, mining cryptocurrency with 83 megawatts at its disposal.
China EV maker Zeekr puts U.S. IPO on hold – sources
Zeekr, the premium electric vehicle (EV) brand of Chinese automaker Geely, has put its U.S. initial public offering (IPO) on hold because of a mismatch in valuation expectations, two sources with …
Doctor Describes China’s Overwhelmed Hospitals: “Verge of Collapse”
Amid the recent surge in respiratory illnesses in northern China, one doctor has estimated the hospital where she works received two to three times as many daily patients as in the COVID-19 …
Beijing’s New Plan to Boost the Service Industry and Attract Foreign Investment
A new plan to boost the Beijing service sector outlines a host of tasks to improve the city’s investment environment and ease of doing business. Key measures targeting foreign investment include …
China trains children for ‘iron army’ in latest effort to create national ‘combat readiness’: report
Some parents in China send their kids to combat camps, where they can play with mock weapons and attack dummy soldiers — footage of which cause minor controversy on social media.
