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Growth in China’s factory activity likely cooled further in August, a Reuters poll showed on Monday, as COVID-related restrictions and high raw material prices continued to pressure manufacturers and …
China Huarong flags new strategic investors after $16bn loss
Chinese state-owned asset manager China Huarong Asset Management sought on Monday to turn the page on a $16 billion annual loss, as its chairman said it was in talks with potential new strategic …
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This round-up focuses on new stricter rules for the technology sector by the Cyberspace Administration of China …
China’s AI unicorn SenseTime files for Hong Kong IPO
China’s biggest AI firm SenseTime filed Friday to go public on the Hong Kong exchange as China tightens scrutiny on overseas listings. The firm is planning to raise at least $2 billion in its IPO,…
Chinese A.I. firm SenseTime files for Hong Kong IPO despite tech crackdown and U.S. blacklist
SenseTime did not disclose the size of the IPO but is pushing ahead with a listing even as China tightens regulation for the country’s technology industry.
Merlin Entertainments announces commencement of construction on the world’s largest LEGOLAND® Resort today in Shenzhen
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Tim Hortons and Tencent Esports Open Shenzhen Collab Coffee Store
Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons has partnered up with Chinese internet giant Tencent to open a new type of social gaming space in Nanshan district. Daniel Ahmad, a senior analyst covering the China …
China bans exams for six-year-olds as Beijing retools education system
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Bombers will add to China’s growing nuclear triad
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American Ordered 8 Boxes Of Fertiliser In Feb. A Box Is Still In China
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