“It was like they were having an affair with my wife, and they were giving me a reward for having picked her in the first place,” Ken Wilcox told Fortune.
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Encircling Taiwan was a smokescreen for China’s real goal of convincing US not to intervene, expert says
The Joint Sword exercises used more military hardware and got closer to Taiwan than ever, but some experts say China’s bigger plan is dissuading the U.S. from even attempting to come to Taiwan’s aid.
Photos Show Apartment Building in China With 30K Residents?
The building was reportedly located in Qianjiang Century City, the central business district of Hangzhou in Zhejiang province.
China’s attempts to save its flailing housing market haven’t boosted confidence among top Wall Street analysts
Analysts say the new measure to prop up its struggling property market aren’t enough to solve bigger structural challenges.
Beijing bourse plans to help smaller tech companies to list
The Beijing Stock Exchange will help small and medium-sized tech companies with training and access to finance so they can list on the bourse, it said on Sunday, as part of government plans to foster…
China can cut taxes to spur spending on the road to economic recovery, ex-central bank official says
Raising the tax threshold for people in lower-income brackets would not dent government revenue, former PBOC statistics chief says.
GOP lawmakers seek investigation of consulting firm over its work in China
A group of Republican lawmakers is demanding a federal investigation into the U.S. consulting firm McKinsey over its work with the Chinese government and state-owned enterprises
Why Are Airlines Quiet Quitting China?
Many of the world’s biggest airlines are making a withdrawal from China. The list is large and it’s growing by the week.
Hong Kong IPOs to underpin blockbuster week in Asia as ‘animal spirits’ return
China Resources Beverage and Horizon Robotics are set to make their trading debut in Hong Kong on Wednesday and Thursday, respectively.
Asian IPOs set for blockbuster week as ‘animal spirits’ return
Asia’s stock markets are gearing up for their busiest week of listings in more than two years, offering a crucial test of demand as companies rush to raise money before the US election. Read more…
Beijing’s growing appeal amid city’s pursuit of high-quality development
Not far away from the neighborhood is Qianmen, a hotspot for tourists. From here, the attention-catching antique buses called “dang dang che” move slowly as tourists on these buses enjoy learning about the history and…
China’s economic woes hit delivery workers hard, paychecks shrink by 1,000 Yuan
The USD 200 billion Chinese food delivery industry, once a thriving sector that expanded during the Covid-19 pandemic, is now facing a downturn, according to a report by CNN. Having more than doubled in size…
Football coach developing grassroots game in China
The Premier League said it had been supporting grassroots football in China for 15 years. Working in partnership with the British Council, it said it had provided training to more than 6,300 coaches, …
