China will not expand a trial on property taxes this year amid a housing market slump and growing pressure on the world’s second-largest economy from a renewed virus outbreak and geopolitical turmoil.
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China Will Not Expand Its Property Tax Trial This Year
Yum China pops as sentiment around Chinese stocks improves
Yum China Holdings (YUMC) jumped in early trading on Wednesday after investors latched on to a pledge from China’s central bank to keep capital markets stable. Read more.
China Planned Taiwan Invasion in Fall, Alleged Russian Intel Leak Claims
The claim contradicted Taiwan’s own intelligence services, which said a move by Beijing wasn’t likely in the near future.
Xinhua Headlines: Foreign companies keen to expand business in China despite pandemic
Despite the protracted COVID-19 pandemic and the downward pressure on the macro-economy, foreign companies are optimistic about the Chinese market and plan to further expand their investment in China.
The closure of Shenzhen, “China’s Silicon Valley”, threatens the economy
The confinement of the city of Shenzhen, the “Silicon Valley of China” where video games and smartphones are produced for the whole world, threatens the health of the Asian giant economy and worries …
China In Eurasia Briefing: Beijing Is Playing The Long Game With Russia’s Invasion
Russian requests for Chinese military equipment, the future of the BRI in Europe, and why Beijing is quietly following Russia sanctions.
Beijing vows to protect interests of Chinese firms in event of US sanctions
Amid the uncertainty surrounding the impact of sanctions on Russia on global companies China on Wednesday assured to protect the rights and interests of nation …
Foreign-listed Chinese stocks rally as Beijing soothes nerves
Foreign-listed Chinese stocks rallied on Wednesday after Beijing vowed to keep markets stable, soothing overseas investors’ nerves after a selloff due to worries over differences between China and the …
Beijing names one medium-risk area in current outbreak
Xiaocun village in Xiaohongmen township in Beijing’s Chaoyang district has been named a medium-risk area for COVID-19 starting Wednesday, a disease control and prevention official from the Chinese …
China lashes out at crypto fraud on World Consumer Rights Day
No more Burger King, Nike and Muji. This year’s annual focus on marketplace abuse names and shames crypto scams.
China has big economic plans for “little giant” companies
It wants to focus on a batch of smaller enterprises occupying key supply chain nodes to upgrade its manufacturing sector.
Apple supplier Foxconn says it has resumed some production in Shenzhen after Covid outbreak
Foxconn announced Wednesday that it has partially resumed production in Shenzhen, a Chinese manufacturing hub.
Shenzhen iPhone production partially restarts, using Wuhan-style ‘closed loop’ system
Shenzhen iPhone production was forced to shutdown at two Foxconn facilities due to a new COVID-19 outbreak – but has now partially restarted.
