Unlike the U.S. H‑1B, the K visa does not require employer sponsorship—marking a significant shift in China’s strategy to compete in the global talent market.
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China is rolling out a new visa aimed at foreign talent in STEM just as the US is tightening eligibility for the H-1B.
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Chinese Property Tycoon Wang Jianlin Gets Luxury Ban After Wanda, Units Fails to Repay USD26 Million
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Greer Sees Managed Trade With China. He Explains Case for U.S. Stakes in Companies.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said the current average tariff rate of 55% on China is the status quo.
China’s push for loans to small firms leaves banks exposed to credit shocks
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China Cuts Import Duty to 0% on Indian Medicines After US Imposes 100% Tariff
China removes 30% import duty on Indian medicines, offering tariff-free access after the US imposed a 100% duty, boosting India’s pharma exports and changing global trade dynamics.
China set for high-stakes moon program and reusable launch tests to close out 2025
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UK police convict two Chinese nationals over £5.5bn bitcoin fraud — ‘world’s biggest crypto seizure’
The UK’s metropolitan police has convicted a Chinese duo for their roles in multibillion-pound fraudulent Bitcoin scheme …
Beijing’s anger at ‘extremely malicious’ US move to ramp up pressure on Chinese tech firms
The Trump Administration ramped up its pressure on Chinese tech firms on Monday by expanding restrictions imposed on certain companies to also cover their subsidiaries, a move that’s drawn the ire of …
