The Personal Information Protection Law gives authorities the power to impose huge fines and blacklist companies. But the biggest impact may be felt outside the country.
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China lashes out at press freedom survey in Hong Kong
China on Friday criticized a press freedom survey from the Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents’ Club that found nearly half its members were considering leaving the city. The survey said the members were …
Hong Kong markets watchdog says sees no systemic risk to city from China property turmoil
Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has looked very closely at financial institutions in the city’s exposure to China’s troubled property sector and has not seen any systemic risks for the …
Umer Technology nets $10m and 12 more deal updates from Greater China
Umer Technology, a digital healthcare platform that specializes in skin care management, has raised nearly $10 million in its Series A++ round from healthcare fund Cenova Capital. The company raised a …
China’s tax, fee cuts exceed 910b yuan in first three quarters
Photo/IC] BEIJING – China’s tax and fee cuts totaled 910.1 billion yuan ($142.25 billion) during the first three quarters of the year, according to data from the State Taxation A …
CORRECTED-UPDATE 1-China mandates 12 banks for sovereign euro bond issuance -term sheet
China has mandated a fleet of banks for a planned 4 billion euro ($4.62 billion), euro-denominated sovereign bond sale in Hong Kong, two weeks after the country raised $4 billion through a U.S. dollar …
China is invoking a great American economist to warn against lagging productivity
Though Chinese leaders like to paint the US as a rotting empire in terminal decline, they nevertheless seem to like drawing from the American intellectual cannon to make the case for top-level …
How does the CIIE boost China’s new development paradigm?
China is fostering a new development paradigm with the domestic market as the mainstay and the domestic and international markets reinforcing each other. The 4th China International Import Expo (CIIE) …
China’s Shenzhen urges lenders to reduce reliance on property loans
China’s local authorities in the southern city of Shenzhen on Friday urged local lenders and financial institutions to reduce their reliance on the property loan business.Authorities in Shenzhen also …
Shenzhen disciplines Uber-like ride hailing services in the city amid unchecked expansion
China’s southern tech hub of Shenzhen is trying to discipline Uber-like services in the city by lecturing ride-hailing platforms on following rules in the latest cat-and-mouse game between Chinese …
China’s Ban on Bitcoin May Have Brief Bullish Consequences for DeFi
The ban on crypto by China is the first of its kind, and a big deal for anyone in the market. Chinas sweeping ban is not a death sentence for DeFi, but it does make…
Luxury Brand Success in China: Rewriting the Code
The phrase “emerging economy” no longer applies to China’s luxury market, so here are ways to break away from traditional luxury marketing there.
