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Engineering goods shipments to China more than doubled in November, to $434.6 million (₹3,260 crore approximately) as compared with $205.3 million (₹1,540 crore) in the same month last year, sector …
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China Cinda takes 24% stake in Ant’s consumer credit unit
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China slams ‘economic bullying’ after US law bans imports over Uighur abuse
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China proposes tightening rules for companies listing abroad
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