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China’s factory activity slumps at fastest pace in two years
China’s factories saw activity slump at the fastest pace in two years in March amid the economic fallout of the Ukraine war and new COVID-19 outbreaks and lockdowns, while manufacturing in other major …
IPC to recognize high ranking officials who aided with the organization of the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympics
The International Paralympic Committee will recognize a collection of high ranking Chinese officials for their aid in organizing the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympics.
China’s World University Games still on despite withdrawals
Organizers of the World University Games, which open in just under three months in Chengdu, China, say they are going ahead despite some countries pulling out of the event. Officials confirmed to The …
Not enough chips for iPhones? Apple looks elsewhere, including, in a first, China
Apple Inc. is exploring new sources of the memory chips that go into iPhones, including its first Chinese producer of the critical component.
China Tech Stocks Slide for Second Day Amid U.S. Delisting Risks
Chinese technology stocks slumped for a second day amid continued concern about the risk of local firms getting kicked off American exchanges.Most Read from BloombergNever Had Covid? You May Hold Key …
China critic Murdoch borrows US$100m from state-owned Bank of China
Despite his media operations slamming Xi Jinping’s regime, the Murdochs accepted a megamillion-dollar loan from the government-run bank.
Xinhua Silk Road: China’s Chongqing FTZ, magnet for foreign investment amid opening-up
Pilot Free Trade Zone (Chongqing FTZ) in southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality has seen practical and innovative achievements of opening-up, according to Li Xunfu, an official with Chongqing …
Citigroup Sees Nearly 1-Point Cut to China’s Quarterly GDP
A prolonged omicron wave in China could cut economic growth in the second quarter, and future outbreaks pose risks to growth in the rest of the year, according to Citigroup Inc.
India tries to pry Sri Lanka loose from China’s embrace
India is trying to outdo China in its alacrity to provide financial help to Sri Lanka, which is running dangerously low on foreign reserves to service its debt.
Global green finance rises over 100-fold in decade – study
Global green financing, aimed at environmentally friendly projects around the world, has grown over 100 times in the past decade, a new study from the TheCityUK and BNP Paribas showed.
China’s NFTs face long digital purgatory
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