The southern Chinese city of Shenzhen has set up a temporary protection area for a Bryde’s whale that has been lingering in waters there for more than a month, local authorities said Wednesday. The …
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COVID-19 is causing yet another shipping bottleneck in China, driving container rates through the roof
China has eight of the 10 busiest ports in world, and they are operating well below capacity because of COVID restrictions.
$325.9 Million Worldwide Blockchain in Retail Industry to 2027 – Infrastructure Providers Segment to Record 87.6% CAGR
The “Blockchain in Retail – Global Market Trajectory & Analytics” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
China’s current COVID-19 strategy suits us best, says top infectious disease expert Zhang Wenhong after misinterpreted remarks sparked debate
VCG. China’s current COVID-19 coping strategy is the one that suits us the best, Zhang Wenhong, a top infectious disease expert, said on Wednesday, breaking …
Coronavirus: Shenzhen’s partial easing of quarantine rules for Hongkongers gets mixed response from business community
Those crossing border can spend part of their two-week isolation period at home provided certain conditions are met.
Chinese Central Bank Branch in Shenzhen Shuts Down 11 Illegal Crypto Firms
The People’s Bank of China Shenzhen Branch launched a crackdown targeting 11 crypto-related companies suspected of engaging in alleged illegal activities.
New virology lab from China to increase Brunei’s COVID-19 testing capacity: health ministry
A new virology laboratory from China will increase Brunei’s capacity to process up to 5,000 COVID-19 swab tests a day, Brunei’s Ministry of Health said on Wednesday. To increase the testing capacity …
Beijing Curtails Expansion of After-School Classes
Beijing education authorities announced on Tuesday that no more after-school training institutions will be approved for teaching primary and middle school students whose parents are pushing them to …
China’s Gasoline Exports Fall to 14-Month Low on Tight Quota
China’s overseas shipments of gasoline slumped to the lowest in 14 months after refiners exhausted most of their allocated export quotas.
Four years ago today we had a China policy
The longer the Biden administration waits on China, the less it can do. And if too much time goes by, doing less might start to look like the goal.
China’s business operations in Africa may have a human rights problem
A new report says Africa has the second highest number of allegations of human rights abuse recorded against Chinese companies operating abroad from 2013 to 2020.
The right attitude towards the tracing of the COVID-19 origins
Like most countries in the world, China has offered cooperation during the first stage of COVID-19 origins tracing. It has the legal ground to oppose the politicized second round.
China Needs Property, Inheritance Taxes to Realize ‘Common Prosperity,’ Expert Says
China will need property and inheritance taxes to achieve the “common prosperity” that President Xi Jinping spoke of at a finance and economic meeting yesterday, according to a leading expert in …
