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American bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor in isolation after COVID-19 positive in Beijing
Meyers Taylor, who is vaccinated and said she is asymptomatic, will need to have two negative PCR tests 24 hours apart to compete at the Olympics.
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USTR official says China failed to meet ‘Phase 1’ trade deal commitments
China fell short in meeting its commitments under a two-year “Phase 1” trade deal agreed by the Trump administration that concluded at the end of last year, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative Sarah …
China’s telecom sector sees robust 2021 growth with better IT environment
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Citigroup recently added its asset allocation to China and Japan, said Ken Peng of Citi Private Bank, published on CNBC. According to Peng, China is likely to see easing for both monetary and …
Russia’s Sberbank launches mobile money transfers to China
I am certain that remittances to China will be sought after among our clients,” said Leonid Shnyr, Sberbank’s director of payments and transfers. Inter-bank transfers using a mobile number are common …
China’s hidden debt: how much is it and what is Beijing doing to curb the financial risk?
Debt levels among China’s local government financing vehicles (LGFVs) are an issue of growing concern for authorities Beijing has begun tightening bond issuance criteria for LGFVs and ordered local …
China’s Shenzhen reports three new confirmed COVID-19 cases
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Gen. Keane warns China, Russia’s budding relationship ‘very concerning’
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Beijing Winter Olympics 2022: Odds, expert picks, predictions for Team USA gold medal count
The Americans will look to surpass their gold medal total from 2018, when they won nine. This year, the Over-Under for total gold medals won by Team USA is 8.5. Before locking in any Beijing…
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