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China’s President Xi Jinping on Thursday sent a congratulatory message to North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un on the 73rd anniversary of the country’s founding, according to state TV China Central …
China unlikely to launch ‘mega investments’ in Afghanistan until there is stability: Stimson
Yun Sun of the Stimson Center says she doubts Beijing will launch “major, mega investments” in Afghanistan. Two large Chinese projects in Afghanistan have been suspended due to the country’s …
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Pundits say the two-thirds of our USA GDP is related to consumer spending, but what if our retail shelves were barren in Q4 and beyond? Are we pushing too hard against China?
Everlane Exits China Market
The brand becomes to second US retailer to exit China in recent weeks, following Urban Outfitters’ decision to close its Tmall store in late August. Neither brand had any physical retail footprint in …
Chip Wars: Here’s how China’s SMIC plans to challenge Taiwan’s TSMC
SMIC is the best hope for China for gaining clout in advanced chips used in devices from smartphones to base stations.
China Goes Monopoly-Busting for Fair Competition
Nonetheless, China’s new anti-monopoly measures are intended to protect fair business competition and to keep the economy prosperous for all, not just the few. President Xi, the State Council (China’s …
China wants to cool its property market without triggering a financial and debt crisis
Warnings that China’s campaign to cool its property market will go too far are multiplying. E conomists at financial services group Nomura are calling the curbs China’s “Volcker Moment” which will …
Byju’s in talks to raise up to $600 million ahead of IPO next year
India’s most valuable startup, the online education provider Byju’s, is in talks to raise between $400 million to $600 million and then accelerate plans for an initial public offering next year, …
Byju’s to accelerate IPO plans as India tech booms
Byju’s has prominent global investors including Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s Chan-Zuckerberg Initiative, Naspers Ltd., Tiger Global Management and private equity giant Silver Lake Management …
China to launch pilot programs on business environment to better benefit firms and individuals
China will roll out pilot programs on the business environment in several selected cities in support of local reform effort in better benefitting firms and individuals, the State Council’s executive …
China reports 28 new COVID-19 cases on Sept 8 vs 19 a day earlier
China reported 28 new COVID-19 cases on the mainland for Sept. 8, up from 19 a day earlier, the national health authority said on Thursday. None of the new infections were locally transmitted, the …
China’s factory prices rise at fastest pace since August 2008
China’s factory gate inflation hit a 13-year high in August, as commodity prices remained elevated despite Beijing’s attempts to cool them.
