The Covid-19 pandemic has become one of the deadliest in recent history and is still evolving. As of now, it has infected around 180 million people and caused more than 3.8 million deaths. Moreover, …
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Collaboration with Chinese online delivery platforms has helped Carlsberg China reach more customers in the world’s biggest beer market, helping it buck the decline seen in the wider industry caused …
China reports 14 new COVID-19 cases vs 25 the day before
China reported 14 new coronavirus cases in the mainland for Saturday, down from 25 a day earlier, the health authority said.
United City’s Withe left disappointed after youthful Beijing FC snatch AFC Champions League draw
Tashkent: United City FC coach Jason Withe was left to lament an opportunity gone begging after his side’s AFC Champions League debut ended in a 1-1 draw against a severely depleted Beijing FC outfit …
Lotus flowers bloom at Beijing park
At the Grand Canal Forest Park in Beijing’s Tongzhou District, lotus flowers are in full bloom, offering beautiful visual delights to visitors.
Furious patriots: China’s diplomatic makeover backfires
For over a year they have whipped up outrage against the West, but as China’s “wolf warrior” diplomats are told to tone down the fury, they face an unexpected source of opposition: nationalists at …
How China Is Cracking a Window for Its Bond Investors: QuickTake
China is taking another step to loosen its capital controls and in the process is giving onshore investors greater access to a previously hard-to-reach bond market. The so-called southbound link of …
China tech listings drop sharply as Beijing cracks down on sector
The value of stock market listings by Chinese technology companies dropped more than 60 per cent in the second quarter, as regulators in Beijing broadened their crackdown on the sector. Since the …
China’s industrial profit growth slows amid high raw material prices
Profit growth at China’s industrial firms slowed again in May as surging raw material prices squeezed margins and weighed on factory activity.
Blockchain Service Network: how little-known start-up Red Date is helping China lead the world in the cutting-edge technology
Twenty-two years later, the CEO of start-up Red Date Technology had the same feeling with blockchain. At the time, his company was building some of the technical infrastructure for China’s wide-scale …
U.S.-China trade dispute hurts Americans: Craig Allen
President of the U.S.-China Business Council Craig Allen said Thursday that if the United States continues the movement on tariffs toward China, it will pay with its employment and competitiveness.
COVID-19 cases spread in China earlier than recorded, says new study
Amid the renewed quest to find the origin of COVID-19, a new study shows that the first cases of coronavirus infections could have appeared in China between October and mid-November 2019 — earlier …
China’s changes through one man’s lens
The BBC’s China Correspondent Stephen McDonell spoke to one of the most acclaimed about the massive, sweeping changes he’s seen. China’s changes through one man’s lens. Video, 00:03:31China’s changes …
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