China’s largest mobile sports platform Keep has applied for an initial public offering on the Hong Kong stock exchange nearly a year after abandoning its previous plan to go public in the US due to…
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China has spent over a year developing Pfizer-type COVID-19 vaccines that may even help it pivot from stringent “zero-COVID” restrictions, but a changed market and the Omicron variant have muddied …
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“The nation’s foreign trade will continue to expand in size while improving its structure, making an important contribution to overall global economic growth,” Zhang said. Niu, of Jia Shi Da, said the …
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Western nations have announced a harsh set of sanctions to punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, which includes blocking some banks from the SWIFT international payments system.
As Russia’s isolation grows, China hints at limits of friendship
Chinese state-owned financial institutions have been quietly distancing themselves from Russia’s beleaguered economy.
