I am [ethnically] Chinese. Am I insulting myself?” said Namewee in a statement published on his Instagram account.
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Washington is barring a major Chinese state-owned telecommunications firm from operating in the United States over national security concerns — an action that threatens to once again increase tensions …
China’s B2B sector is ‘still at the very beginning,’ says B Capital
Daisy Cai of B Capital says China is set to continue growing and investing heavily in its B2B sector, with the firm itself “looking to back the next Salesforce, Oracle, Zoom or Shopify” that emerges…
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Some Chinese property developers have voiced their intention to the regulators to extend their offshore bond maturities or undertake a debt restructuring, two sources with knowledge of the matter said …
Factbox: Key issues as Beijing marks 100 days until Winter Olympics
The Chinese capital will become the first city to stage both the Summer and Winter Olympics when Beijing 2022 begins in 100 days in a “closed-loop” and without international spectators, as China …
Beijing confirms strict ‘closed loop’ for Winter Olympics
Chinese organizers have confirmed participants in next year’s Winter Olympics will be strictly isolated from the general population and could face expulsion for violating COVID-19 restrictions.
China traders hunt for coal price directions as Beijing reins in data providers
Chinese coal traders say they are scrambling for price information on spot transactions, relying on personal communications as Beijing steps up scrutiny amid efforts to tame prices.
FCC bars China Telecom from operating in U.S. over national security concerns
The company must discontinue U.S. services within 60 days after the agency found it was “subject to exploitation” by the Chinese government.
China Slams U.S. Support of Taiwan, Saying It Has No Place in UN
China condemned the U.S.’s latest overture toward Taiwan, warning that ties between the two countries faced “huge risks” just weeks after Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping agreed to hold a video …
China’s Xi Is Pushing a Property Tax. That Could Spell Trouble for Debt-Laden Developers.
Chinese developers that are better positioned for a property tax plan are those with strong financial resources including China Overseas Land & Investment and China Resources Land.
Beijing tells Evergrande boss to pay company’s debts with his own money: report
Chinese authorities have told Evergrande founder Xu Jiayin, once the country’s richest man, to use his personal wealth to alleviate the embattled company’s debt crisis, according to media reports. The …
Water tycoon is China’s richest as wealth crackdown batters Jack Ma
Bottled-water tycoon Zhong Shanshan has become China’s wealthiest person, according to an annual ranking released Wednesday, as a government campaign to rein in the super-rich took a big bite out of …
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