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World’s largest indoor ski resort opens in Shenzhen, China
In Shenzhen, China, the world’s largest indoor ski resort opened in October 2025, spanning 100,000 square meters with five slopes, two certified for international competitions, drawing visitors from …
China has ‘not bought a bushel’ of soybeans from U.S. farmers this year. What happens to the crop now?
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China’s jobless youth aren’t happy with a plan to attract foreign professionals with a new ‘K-visa’
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Bessent Sees China Progress as Soy Fight Echoes Rare Earth Spat
The most important thing we’re going to see” is a pull-aside meeting of Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping at a regional summit in South Korea scheduled for late October, Bessent said in an …
Why Alibaba Stock Climbed 32% in September
First, momentum from its June quarter earnings report at the end of August seemed to carry over to the beginning of September as Alibaba received several price target hikes and bullish analyst notes, …
US to support soybean farmers amid China lag, expect news Tuesday, Bessent says
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Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong sets out four red lines for new US Consul General
Beijing’s top diplomat in Hong Kong has set out four red lines for the city’s new U.S. Consul General Julie Eadeh.
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