The central government listed measures aimed at prodding people to open up their wallets, but absent was how much it will spend to support the stimulus plan.
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Against Shanghai’s glittering river skyline, Kenzo-clad models strutted down a breezy open-air runway on Friday (July 28) for the French fashion brand’s first-ever show in China. The country’s vast …
China-U.S. IPO Train Creeps Ahead With First New Listing Application
China’s securities regulator said it has received an application from Majestic Ideal Holdings for a US listing. It could end a 2-year-old pause in new US listings by Chinese companies.
China’s oil and uranium business in Niger
China, Niger’s second-largest foreign investor after former colonial power France, has in the past two decades ploughed billions of dollars into the landlocked West African nation, mainly for the …
Marketmind: Wall St shines, China misses again
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan: Wall Street is lapping up a soothing blend of disinflation, peak interest rates and trend growth, with two of its mega…
China’s Shenzhen summons top ride-hailing platforms including Didi -media
Authorities in the Chinese city of Shenzhen recently summoned Didi Global and the ride-hailing unit of Alibaba-backed AutoNavi over suspected disruption of fair competition, the Southern Metropolis …
Beijing Is Still Too Confident About China’s Economy
Even after second-quarter malaise, Beijing still seems inclined to stick to half measures. That could be a historic mistake.
China Unicom chair resigns
State-owned China Unicom revealed its chairman and CEO Liu Liehong ( pictured) stepped down, taking up the position of head of a newly-created government National Data Bureau with no replacement named …
China’s Tech Distress Grows as U.S. Chip Sanctions Bite
Semiconductor imports to China are falling and Chinese companies say they are struggling to get key components and machinery.
China Stops Short of Direct Consumer Support to Spur Economy
China is seeking to boost consumption to spur the economy’s recovery, although the government has stopped short of providing direct fiscal support to consumers and companies to increase spending. The …
China curbs exports of drone-related equipment amid U.S. tech tensions
China on Monday announced export controls on some drone-related equipment amid escalating tensions with the United States over access to technology. China’s commerce ministry said in a statement the …
HSBC-Owned Hang Seng Bank Limits Crypto Companies to ‘Simple’ Accounts: Report
The report comes as Hong Kong’s Monetary Authority (HKMA) reminds banks that there is no ban on offering crypto companies accounts.
Factbox: China’s oil and uranium business in Niger
China, Niger’s second-largest foreign investor after former colonial power France, has in the past two decades ploughed billions of dollars into the landlocked West African nation, mainly for the exploration of oil and uranium.
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