The latest figures from the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention show that fever departments nationwide saw the number of new infections fall from 125,000 on July 1 to 92,000 on July 31.
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China’s bond market rattled as central bank squares off with bond bulls
China’s bond market, the world’s second largest, is on edge following a turbulent week in which the central bank started intervening heavily to stem a plunge in yields even as the economy is …
A branded house or a house of brands
But Anta and Li-Ning are not the only Chinese sportswear brands expanding in the global markets. Chinese brands such as Xstep, 361 Degrees, Peak Sports, Zhongqiao Sports, Hongxing Erke, Feiyue and …
Hong Kong’s fintech body eyes bigger plans in Greater Bay, stronger links with Shenzhen
The city’s fintech association wants to expand its programmes in the Greater Bay Area and strengthen ties with its Shenzhen counterpart, says newly appointed chair Lareina Wang.
China cracks down on bingeing food bloggers in a warning against waste
The CCP has already attempted to curtail the Mukbangs. In 2021, China imposed an anti-food waste law that prohibits food vloggers from making and distributing binge-eating videos online, with fines of up to 100,000 yuan…
China’s exports growth slows to 3-month low in July, but imports up solidly
China’s exports grew at their slowest pace in three months in July, missing expectations and adding to concerns about the outlook for the nation’s vast manufacturing sector even as imports swung back …
China delivers best Olympics since 2008
China delivered their best performance at a Summer Olympics since the 2008 Games on home soil, winning the joint most gold medals with the United States and only missing out on topping the standings on…
China’s formula for tech prowess: surge of spending, flood of research
China’s domination of electric cars, which is threatening to start a trade war, was born decades ago in university laboratories in Texas, …
Memorial service held in Beijing to commemorate Tsung-dao Lee’s scientific contributions and endeavor in cultivating Chinese talents
A memorial service was held in Beijing on Sunday to commemorate Tsung-dao Lee, Chinese-born American Nobel Prize winner in Physics and a foreign academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, who passed away in the…
China’s WeRide seeks up to $440M in US IPO, placement
WeRide Inc., a Chinese self-driving automotive company, is seeking to raise as much as $440 million in a US initial public offering and concurrent private placement. The Guangzhou-based autonomous …
China’s central bank to extend low-carbon lending tool to end of 2027
China’s central bank will extend a programme providing financial institutions with low-cost loans intended to help companies to cut carbon emissions, the government said on Sunday.
Chinese conductor Tan Dun to open Beijing Music Festival in October
Photo: Courtesy of Beijing Music Festival . The celebrated Chinese composer and conductor Tan Dun will conduct the China Symphony Orchestra together with suona performer Liu Wenwe
Tim Walz’s Long Relationship With China Defies Easy Stereotypes
Mr. Walz, the Democrats’ vice-presidential nominee, taught in China and has visited the country around 30 times. But he has also been critical of the Chinese government’s human rights record.
