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With carrot and stick, China presses ahead with COVID-19 vaccinations for elderly
Officials say some of the elderly worry about potential post-vaccination reactions or deem the shots unnecessary.
Coronavirus: China’s cash-and-stick approach to vaccinating the elderly
In China’s southern Guangdong province, a teacher was told by her school that she must somehow find four unvaccinated individuals aged 60 or older and get them to take Covid-19 shots to help boost the…
High-Rolling ‘Fujian Gang’ Caught in China Real Estate Crisis
That was a shock for investors in a developer that had been weathering China’s massive real estate crisis relatively well, never missing a public debt payment until then. Zhenro’s stock slumped on …
Citi raises its forecast for China’s GDP growth, bringing it closer to the official target
China’s economy faces so much new pressure from Covid that Beijing may increase stimulus — boosting overall growth, Citi said Thursday.
‘Blockchain embedded in DNA’ – Xiong’an shows how the future will be like as it hosts hundreds of tech trials
Aerial photo taken on March 29, 2022 shows the construction site of Minglangnan Street in Xiong’an New Area, north China’s Hebei Province. The upgrading construction of Minglangna …
More than 20,000 bankers and traders are sleeping in their offices in China’s Wall Street amid a strict COVID-19 lockdown
For one hedge fund manager, living in the office means sharing a bathroom with 20 people and having no access to showers, Bloomberg reported.
BYD chip unit’s IPO suspended again by Shenzhen’s startup board
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange said Thursday that it will suspend the IPO of BYD Semiconductor, the chip unit of the namesake automaker, as the period of validity for the company’s financial documents …
Telus/Koodo Getting Former Customers from China Mobile Canada’s CMLink
According to a notice posted recently on the CMLink website, it states March 31, 2022 is the last day for CMLink’s network to operate in Canada. Moving forward, CMLink customers …
China round-up: Baidu, iQiyi put on provisional US delisting list
This round-up focuses on the US’s move to identify more Chinese listed companies that could face a delisting China’s official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) came at 49.5 in March, down …
China reports 1,787 new local COVID-19 cases in past 24 hours
Chinese mainland reported 1787 locally transmitted COVID-19 cases in the past 24 hours the National Health Commission said on Friday …
China reopens 1 city as Shanghai lockdown enters 2nd phase
Residents of eastern Shanghai hoping to emerge from a four-day lockdown got some bad news Thursday night: Some will be confined to their homes for at least 10 more days. It was the latest wrinkle…
Beijing strengthens policy support for road testing of autonomous buses
Beijing unveiled regulations for trial implementation on Thursday to provide policy support for the upcoming road tests of autonomo …
