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China: Jack Ma’s Ant Group slapped with nearly $1 billion fine
Some eye duty-free packages from China
Conservatives anxious to counter America’s leading economic adversary set their sights on a top trade priority for labor unions and progressives: cracking down on the deluge of duty-free …
China Angst Drives Boom in Funds Excluding Asia’s Biggest Market
A strategy of stripping China out of emerging-market portfolios is fast gaining traction as stock managers seek to reduce the risk of investing in a country that faces unique policy and geopolitical …
China to impose ban on some Japanese food citing safety concerns
Chinese customs officials have announced that China will ban the import of food from approximately one-fifth of Japanese prefectures due to safety reasons …
Binance humiliated, HK needs 100K crypto workers, China’s AI … – Cointelegraph
Bitcoin price quotes were added to Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok — with over 1 billion users — for less than 48 hours before authorities …
Jack Ma’s Clash With Beijing Costs Ant, Alibaba $850 Billion
As Jack Ma’s clash with the Chinese government draws to a close after almost three years, it’s clear how costly the conflict has proven for his companies, Ant Group Co. and Alibaba Group Holding …
US-China talks a ‘step forward’ in relations, says Janet Yellen
But the US Treasury Secretary says the countries still have “significant disagreements” at the end of her trip.
China sets wide-ranging rules for $2.9 trln private investment funds
China published regulations on Sunday for the country’s $2.9 trillion private investment fund sector, seeking to better protect investors and promote innovation.
China’s 3D printers are gaining popularity among US consumers, but can they shake their geeky reputation?
Shenzhen-based Elegoo hopes to democratise 3D printing technology with low prices and convenient shipping, but it will need to grow appeal outside niche markets to reach mass adoption.
Shenzhen Customs seizes woman concealing five live snakes on her body
A woman attempting to conceal five live corn snakes on her body has been stopped by Shenzhen Customs in South China’s Guangdong Province while crossing the border at Futian Port in Shenzhen. A few …
As China threat grows in Asia, Japan to open NATO liaison office to counter Beijing
Japan will open a NATO liaison office in Tokyo in yet another move to increase its security capabilities and deter Chinese aggression in the region.
China imposes fine of $1 billion on Jack Ma’s Ant group
A period of stringent regulation for the industry is ending with the announcement of the penalties by China’s top securities regulator, which is considered a hint that the authorities are closing up …
China and the U.S., Still Adversaries, Are Talking. That’s a Start.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, after 10 hours of meetings with Chinese officials, said the two sides would pursue “more frequent communication” despite their deep differences.
