Chinese equities slid the most since mid-March as investors rushed to offload shares after the ruling Communist Party’s 100th anniversary celebrations.
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China pledges funds to boost infectious disease prevention
China will provide funding to build new institutions and infrastructure to fight infectious diseases and improve healthcare, the state planning body said in a “five-year plan” for the sector.
Shenzhen skyscraper shakes up Chinese thinking on growth
In May, a skyscraper in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen suddenly started to shake, sending people rushing to evacuate. Two decades ago, an essay analyzing the construction project for the …
Rishi Sunak calls for City of London to forge closer ties with Beijing
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Fashion giant H&M sees China sales slump after Xinjiang boycott
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Tom Cotton: It is time to ‘lower the boom’ on China
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China’s ruling party grooms new members for its next century
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China reports 18 new coronavirus infections versus 12 a day earlier
China reported 18 new cases of coronavirus on the mainland on July 1, compared with 12 a day earlier, the national health authority said.
Setting his eyes on the next 100 years, Xi seizes the chance to lead China to greater power
One hundred years since China’s Communist Party was founded, President Xi Jinping now has a chance to lead the country to becoming the world’s largest economy.
China’s Xpeng to be added to FTSE’s equity indexes on July 8
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng’s American Depositary Receipts will be added to FTSE Russell’s global equity indexes on July 8, the index publisher said.
China’s crackdown on its tech giants isn’t a move to ‘take the wings off’ its entrepreneurs, says strategist
Andy Rothman, an investment strategist with Matthews Asia, explained that it reflects a different approach to regulation as compared with the West.
