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China cuts income tax for some small firms to 20% – finance ministry
China will cut income tax for some small firms to 20% from 25%, the finance ministry said on Friday, as part of steps to ease burdens on small businesses to support the slowing economy.
JPM, Credit Suisse expect China COVID spike to have minimal impact on GDP
The recent surge in COVID-19 cases across China is likely to have a minimal impact on the country’s GDP this year, two brokerages said in their reports, while adding it could hurt demand for some…
China’s Hold on American Elites
According to Stone Fish, these Americans are all complicit in Beijing’s agenda to make the United States “a reliable and pliant Second to China’s First.” The CCP uses them to advance its grand designs …
Crypto assets likely to rally amid geopolitical uncertainty
Crypto market volatility has increased even more since Russia invaded Ukraine about a month ago. As the President of Ukraine …
Shenzhen resumes public transport in five districts
The southern Chinese metropolis of Shenzhen has resumed bus and subway services in five districts on Friday. The resumption of public transport follows the halting of transmission of COVID-19 in …
China’s Information Dark Age Could Be Russia’s Future
Russia and China have the tendency to learn the worst from each other: tyrants, famines, purges and, now, internet censorship.
COLUMN-China may balk at unnerved reserves seeking yuan :Mike Dolan
China’s yuan is in no great position yet to absorb a sizeable chunk of global central bank reserves if other central banks were to be unnerved by the freezing of Russia’s overseas assets. And many…
ANZ appoints Raciti to lead China franchise
Chris Raciti has been named ANZ’s country head for China, subject to regulatory approval, the bank said on Thursday. A 20-year ANZ veteran, Raciti is currently the bank’s Korea country head, and will …
China considers Tencent payments overhaul, new license requirement – Bloomberg News
China is considering requiring Tencent Holdings Ltd to include WeChat Pay in a newly created financial holding company as part of an overhaul that may require a new license for the mobile payments …
S. Korean Share of China’s Import Market Drops Significantly: Data
South Korea’s presence in the Chinese import market has fallen significantly over the past five years, compared to other major countries, the country’s business lobby said. The Federation of Korean …
China forces 51 million into lockdown due to COVID-19 surge
Since 2020 when the world first witnessed an entire population locked down due to Covid in Wuhan and its surrounding province China is now facing its worst COVID-19 surge …
China will stick to ‘dynamic zero-COVID’ policy: health authorities
COVID” policy to contain the outbreak, Wang Hesheng, vice minister of the National Health Commission, administrator of the National Disease Control and Prevention Administration, said on Friday. China …
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