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China’s health-care sector could be Beijing’s next regulatory target, analysts say
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‘Ticking time bomb!’ Beijing stokes war tensions with South China Sea maritime law
CHINA’s latest maritime rules to regulate foreign ships is creating fear of a ‘ticking time bomb’ for a potential conflict in the South China sea.
Beijing launches websites for reporting cybersecurity vulnerabilities in systems, apps and smart cars
The platforms are aimed at giving Beijing real-time updates about loopholes within the country’s mobile apps, connected cars and other internet products that could be exploited by hackers or …
China Warns Kerry That Bad Ties Could Set Back Climate Talks
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned U.S. climate envoy John Kerry on Wednesday that deteriorating U.S.-China relations could undermine cooperation between the two on climate change.
China hog stocks shed $75bn after swine fever recovery and ‘peak pork’
A resurgence of pork supplies in China following huge losses from African swine fever has wiped about $75bn off the country’s top hog-related equities, as the world’s largest pig farmers grapple with …
Covid-19 Has China’s Gambling Hub Macau on a Long Losing Streak
Business remains muted in the once-bustling casinos of Macau more than a year and a half into the Covid-19 pandemic, while gambling operators wait for tourists to return en masse to the city.
NIO, Li Auto and Xpeng posted a mixed bag of deliveries in August as Covid-19 disrupted China’s electric car supply chains
A monthly delivery of 10,000 vehicles is the threshold that certifies automotive models as blockbuster marques in the world’s largest market for automobiles, both for petrol guzzlers and those that …
Beijing 2022: Yuzuru Hanyu, Jamie Anderson and Connor McDavid lead list of superstars to watch at Winter Games
Beijing will host second Olympics in less than a year in February during an unprecedented global pandemic Five superstars, from cross-country skiing and snowboarding to figure skating and ice hockey …
Debt-laden China Evergrande promises buyers it will complete homes
Deep in debt, China’s second-largest property developer by sales has promised potential buyers it will complete construction of their homes, as a growing number of contractors file lawsuits or stop …
Responding To China’s Deep Change
But more saliently, China is responding to its own domestic politics. Any political scientist knows that, as social dissatisfaction grows, the people critically required to prop up top leaders—whether …
China’s new U.S. ambassador goes full wolf in first major speech
China’s newly minted ambassador to the United States only arrived in July, but the honeymoon is already over. Qin Gang on Tuesday reinforced his reputation as a sharp-edged avatar of Chinese diplomacy …
FirstFT: China manufacturing activity slows
China manufacturing slowed for first time since April 2020, SEC boss calls for crypto platform regulation, Karzai unlikely to be part of Taliban-led government An outbreak of the highly infectious …
