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There’s a chance China might finally put taxes on property
China is closer than ever to taxing property owners, now that Chinese President Xi Jinping has the political momentum to get the ball rolling, analysts say.
HSBC bucks China property worries with 74% profit jump, $2 bln buyback
HSBC Holdings reported a surprise 74% rise in third quarter profit as it shrugged off concerns about pandemic-related bad loans and property problems in its key market of China, allowing it to …
China Telecom profit climbs on 5G gains
China Telecom recorded brisk profit growth in the first nine months of 2021 as it continued to add 5G users at a brisk rate.
Australia Buys Foreign Telecom in Expensive Push to Keep China Out of Pacific Island Nations
The Australian government is contributing $1.9 billion in the $2.1 billion Telstra deal to buy Digicel Pacific.
Volvo Cuts Back Size of Planned IPO to $2.3 Billion
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Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou returns to work in Shenzhen, after extradition drama – Global Times
Meng Wanzhou, CFO of Huawei Technologies, returned to work at the tech giant’s headquarters in Shenzhen on Monday after almost three years fighting extradition to the U.S. in Canada, state-backed …
China’s ying and yang battle as Beijing faces tough economic choices
China’s desire for its economic growth to decelerate but for the slowdown to not be too fast highlights the dilemma for Beijing as it treads the fine line between suffering short-term pain to ensure …
Marine exports from India risk damage as China imposes non-tariff barriers
Outbound shipments of marine products from India are facing non-tariff barriers in China, causing concerns for Indian exporters, people aware of the matter said. “China has introduced an examination …
Column: Asia crude oil imports recover in October, China stays weak: Russell
Crude oil demand in Asia, the world’s top importing region, is showing renewed signs of life, with October imports expected to be the highest in seven months and back to pre-pandemic levels.
10-Day Countdown to Fourth China International Import Expo Begins
The 10-day countdown to the fourth annual China International Import Expo, the world’s biggest import-themed trade expo, started today. The six-day event, which will open at Shanghai’s National …
Luxury Brands: Don’t Worry About China—Worry About Your Game
I understand why the future of China’s meteoric luxury market might look shaky, but China will be fine. Will your brand, though?
Hilton and Accor Can’t Portray China as a Growth Story for Shareholders This Week
China, the hotel industry’s go-to market for expansion narratives, won’t offer such a rosy picture for this week’s earnings calls.
