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Rogues’ charter: Ukraine crisis could see China create third ‘shadowy’ tanker trade
Broker BRS says Chinese importers could turn to veteran ships if mainstream owners fear sanctions against Russian business …
Climate Change: Chinese cement makers face carbon capture technology challenges, says partner of industry giant
An undeveloped market for the collected gas means corporate efforts remain at a pilot stage, says president of Calgary-based Delta CleanTech The cement sector is responsible for 15 per cent of carbon …
China Fines Another Live-Streamer After Tax Evasion Probe Widens
The latest penalty came after the watchdog fined top live-streamer Viya a record $210 million in December, accusing her of concealing personal income and making false declarations …
China’s Wuhan reports ten new positive COVID-19 cases
Wuhan, capital of central China’s Hubei Province, reported ten new positive cases for COVID-19 from 10 p.m. Monday to noon Tuesday, local authorities said Tuesday. As of Tuesday noon, the city had …
Why Nike and Adidas no longer dominate in China
Chinese consumers are no longer patronizing Nike and Adidas like they used to, a trend that is purportedly driven by nationalistic rejection of forced labor accusations against the country. The …
Debt-Ridden China Evergrande to Stay in Soccer Business, Chairman Says
The chairman of China Evergrande Group has reportedly said the debt-laden property developer will continue in the soccer business. Evergrande will develop its soccer club Guangzhou Evergrande into a …
HSBC Takes $450 Million Hit on China Property, Plans Buyback
The London-based bank will initiate a share buyback of as much as $1 billion, on top of an earlier $2 billion program.
TRON Grand Hackathon 2022 Kicks off with $500K Committed to Turbocharge Blockchain’s Growth
and other blockchain platforms in the near future. A showcase for China’s strength in blockchain technology This contest is convened to incubate more premium decentralized applications to power the …
China casts doubt on origin of rocket debris about to slam into the Moon
China claims that a piece of distant space debris that’s about to slam into the Moon does not stem from one of the nation’s lunar missions, as astronomers tracking the object believe. However, it’s …
China suggests it doesn’t own the rocket debris poised to collide with the Moon
Don’t expect China to readily accept blame for the rocket debris expected to collide with the Moon on March 4th. SpaceNews and The Verge report Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin denied …
China’s Support for Russian Aggression Toward Ukraine Confirms the West’s Worst Fears
In January, Chinese President Xi Jinping sent a note to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to celebrate three decades of diplomatic ties. Ukraine is, after all, a key member of Xi’s signature …
China Fights Latest Debt Crisis With Firm That Caused Last One
Chinese authorities saved the country’s largest manager of distressed debt from a potentially disastrous collapse.
