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Chinese cooking oil producer Huake files for $25M US IPO
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China’s Lockdowns Take Economic Toll
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‘Fantastic Beasts 3’ gay dialogue removed in China
Dialogue that was edited out alluded to the romantic past between male characters Dumbledore (Jude Law) and Grindelwald (Mads Mikkelsen).
Treasury Secretary Yellen: China Should Use “Special Relationship With Russia” To Persuade Them To Stop Ukraine War
Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen delivers a special address on the future of the global economy and US economic leadership at the Atlantic Council think tank on Wednesday.
Warner Bros. censors gay dialogue in Harry Potter movie for China release
Warner Bros. removed two lines of dialogue about a gay relationship for the Chinese release of its latest Harry Potter movie.
China’s National Intellectual Property Administration Issues Notice on Continuing to Severely Crack Down on Malicious Registration of Trademarks
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If this moment provides for a reset of India’s ties with China, it will alter New Delhi’s relationship with the U.S.
