The ex-steel factory worker known as ‘Millionaire Yang’, who was lionised by the state as a trailblazer, died on Sunday in Shanghai at the age of 71. His reminder, about the virtue of value investing…
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Did U.S. officials help finance the creation of COVID-19?
There is still a lot we don’t know about where COVID-19 came from, but what we have learned about the state’s apparent efforts to avoid accountability for their own involvement should frighten every …
China Intensifies Antitrust Scrutiny On Domestic Tech Businesses
Chinese officials are stepping up antitrust probes into numerous domestic technology firms, popping into facilities unannounced, questioning executives and more.
LinkedIn told a China expert remove all mention of the Tiananmen Square massacre from his profile or they would block it in China
A writer on China has been told his LinkedIn profile will be blocked in the country if he does not remove reference to the 1989 deadly mass protest.
Montenegro in ‘final phase’ of talks with Europe to refinance US$809 million debt to China
Beijing has invested billions of dollars in the Western Balkans as part of its Belt and Road Initiative to expand Chinese influence in the region.
Montenegro in ‘final phase’ of talks with Europe to cut China debt
A European state financial institution is ready to refinance $809 million of Montenegro’s debt to China, allowing the tiny Adriatic republic to make savings and cut interest rates, the country’s …
With Sale to Blackstone, China’s Property Power Couple Cements Exit
The husband-and-wife team atop Soho China had already been keeping a lower profile than they did during an earlier, freer era of the country’s economic revival.
China ‘ahead of US’ in monetary policy adjustments, as US Fed revamps interest rate predictions
US Federal Reserve policy adjustments through 2023 are expected to impact the global foreign exchange market and cross-border capital flows, which China is monitoring.
China Steps Up Antitrust Inspections of Internet Firms
Government agents have made on-site inspections, during which they questioned company executives, downloaded financial records and collected internal communications.
China Jan-May fiscal revenues up 24.2per cent year on year
BEIJING: China’s fiscal revenues rose 24.2per cent in January-May from a year earlier, the finance miinstry said on Thursday. China fiscal …
Montenegro in ‘Final Phase’ of Talks With Europe to Cut Indebtedness to China
A European state financial institution is ready to refinance $809 million of Montenegro’s debt to China, allowing the tiny Adriatic republic to make savings and cut interest rates, the country’s …
BOJ may start debate on retreat from stimulus in 2023, says ex-central bank policymaker
A man wearing a protective mask walks past the headquarters of the Bank of Japan amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak in Tokyo, Japan, May 22, 2020. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon …
China attempting to ‘seize control’ of multilateral organisations, UK report says
Dictatorships are taking over the institutions built out of the wreckage of the Second World War to defend democracy,’ says MP Tom Tugendhat, chair of the UK parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee.
