China’s market regulator said on Thursday it had conditionally approved Advanced Micro Devices Inc’s $35 billion all-stock deal for peer Xilinx .
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China’s equity benchmark slid into a bear market while the yuan tumbled the most in seven months, as the Federal Reserve’s hawkish comments added to investor concerns over the nation’s regulatory …
China shares, yuan drop after U.S. Fed turns more hawkish
Chinese shares slumped to nearly 16-month lows and the yuan fell against the dollar on Thursday as global investors worried that the U.S. Federal Reserve would move aggressively to curb inflation.
Breakup Plans; China Property Stocks Tumble: Evergrande Update
Chinese authorities are considering a proposal to break up China Evergrande Group by selling the bulk of its assets, according to people familiar with the matter. Developer stocks slumped after two …
WTO: China can slap duties on $645m of US imports
The World Trade Organization handed a fresh victory to China, permitting it to slap duties on $645-million worth of US imports per year.
WTO allows China to impose retaliatory tariffs on US imports
This is the second time that China has won in trade retaliation against the US at the WTO. China was authorized the right to retaliatory tariffs of $3.58 billion annually against the US imports in…
Lifting travel ban would be ‘catastrophic’ for China: Covid-19 expert
Epidemiologist and senior adviser to Beijing Zeng Guang says the country must not ‘blindly’ follow a WHO recommendation to ease restrictions He recommends preparing the public psychologically for …
Magnet Giant DMEGC Bucks Shenzhen Downturn by USD621 Million Capacity Expansion Plan
China’s Hengdian Group DMEGC Magnetics, which claims to be the world’s biggest permanent ferrite magnet supplier, managed to avoid the Shenzhen market decline after revealing its CNY3.9 billion …
Shenzhen to Ease Market Access in Tech, Finance, and Healthcare
China’s southern metropolis Shenzhen intends to make it easier for foreign companies to enter its sectors involving technology, finance, and healthcare. The National Development and Reform Commission …
China tells the U.S. to ‘stop interfering’ in Beijing Olympics
China’s top diplomat said the United States should stop meddling in the upcoming Beijing Winter Games and warned against “playing with fire” on the Taiwan issue on Thursday.
China spends billions on Olympics with longer-term goal
The finance model for the Winter Olympics calls for the host country to spend several billion dollars, the IOC to earn a couple billion, and sports bodies to share around hundreds of millions.
Spoiler alert: ‘Fight Club’ gets a new ending in China — and the police win
Fight Club” has been given a new ending in China, where police foil the plot of Edward Norton’s narrator and send Brad Pitt’s Tyler Durden to a “lunatic asylum.” …
The moon, Mars and the return of strongman rule: How China has changed since the 2008 Olympics
In the 14 years since it last hosted the Games, the nation has become a world power and experienced dramatic societal transformations.
