China “resolutely opposes” Washington’s revocation of China Telecom Corp Inc’s license to operate in the United States, the information ministry said on Wednesday, urging a reversal of the move. The U …
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Sales of secondhand-houses in Shenzhen plunged to the lowest level since March 2012 last month amid the southeastern Chinese city’s tightening housing policy. Some 1,605 second-hand homes were sold in …
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Enthusiasm for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is building in China, with people clamoring for spots as volunteer workers — even as restrictions tighten amid an ongoing Covid-19 outbreak.
China Premier’s Cautious Take on Economy Boosts Commodity Pessimists
Premier Li Keqiang’s latest message on China’s fragile economy should embolden commodities investors betting on strong headwinds for demand into 2022.
A novel way to reduce emissions? China tries confiscating coal from households.
The operation in Tangshan, a steelmaking hub, reflects pressure to curb the rise in the country’s emissions — especially ahead of the Winter Olympics.
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Financial institutions from across the globe are competing to expand in mainland China, eager to tap a massive economy that they regard as essential to their growth. Their zeal contrasts sharply with …
‘Balancing’ China starts in WalMart and Amazon, not Pacific
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China Service Sector Growth Accelerates In October
China’s service sector logged a strong momentum in October underpinned by business activity and new work, data published by IHS …
China records over 100 new COVID-19 cases amid new spike in infections
Beijing: China on Wednesday registered over 100 new COVID-19 infections, including nine in Beijing, which has already forced several curbs restricting its resident’s travel to other parts of the …
Biden uses trip abroad to confront China on climate, more
Over five days abroad at two global summits, President Joe Biden showed a new willingness to openly confront China over climate change and its lack of leadership on the global stage.
China and UN are building a brighter future at CIIE
China has lifted its people out of extreme poverty. With events like CIIE, it’ll provide other Global South countries with a hand up by further opening its market.
