GENEVA – World Trade Organisation (WTO) experts ruled on Wednesday that tariffs imposed by China on billions of dollars’ worth of US imports in retaliation for Washington’s steel and aluminium tariffs …
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Former U.S. officials urge Congress to enhance Biden’s China investment order
A bipartisan group of former senior U.S. national security officials urged Congress on Wednesday to dedicate resources to President Joe Biden’s recent order restricting some outbound U.S. investment to China,
China accuses West of ‘hyping up’ economic problems
China’s leaders have accused the West of “hyping up” the broadening cracks in its once booming finances, even as more problems were reported in key areas of th
French finance minister says economic ‘decoupling’ from China is impossible
France’s finance minister said during a visit to Beijing on Sunday that cutting all economic ties with China was “an illusion”, as some Western countries question their reliance on the Asian giant.
A major Chinese trust firm missed payments, adding to Beijing’s financial concerns
A trust linked to one of China’s wealth management giants has failed to make payouts on dozens of products in another sign of trouble in the country’s economy. Multiple clients at Zhongrong International Trust reported…
Shenzhen to intensify crackdown on speculation, smears against private businesses
VCG. South China’s Shenzhen vowed on Wednesday to intensify its crackdown on ill-intentioned speculation and smears against private businesses among its newly 20- …
China’s sluggish economy could indicate a ‘black swan’ event: Tim Anderson
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The Macallan: Building an exceptional brand as China’s ultra-premium whisky market booms
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China blocks Intel’s $5.4B merger with Tower Semiconductor
For Intel, this setback has ended a plan to expand its business into a “faster-growing part of the semiconductor … Last year, TSMC chair Mark Liu warned that brewing tensions could cause China to …
Don’t panic about the new Covid-19 variant, experts say it’s not lethal
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