According to an emergency notification from the Shenzhen Public Transport Administration, due to the impact of the heavy rainfall, the basement entrance and exit of Shenzhen Railway Station (Luohu) …
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Schools, Subways Disrupted as Storm Batters China’s South
BEIJING (Reuters) – All schools, some subway stations and offices in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen were shut on Friday, as residual storm clouds from Typhoon Haikui unleashed historic rainfall for a fourth day.
China’s automakers take the world by storm with electric vehicle push
Chinese makers of electric vehicles have come out in force for this week’s IAA Mobility auto show in Munich, Germany.
Competition over the South China Sea explained in 30 seconds
China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all have claims over the area, and tensions often threaten to boil over
China’s property market is showing signs of bifucation: Former PBOC advisor
Li Daokui from Tsinghua University says property sales in China’s third and forth-tier cities will pick up in the next 6 to 12 months.
China Looks to Make ASEAN Digital Yuan Move – CBDC ‘Breakthrough’ Imminent?
China is planning to showcase its digital yuan to the ASEAN nations, and could seek to make “cross-regional use” of its currency in the bloc.
Arm touts cloud computing expansion, royalties to IPO investors
SoftBank Group Corp’s Arm Holdings Plc on Thursday told potential investors in its roughly $5 billion initial public offering that cloud computing expansion and royalty revenue represented major …
China’s Push to Cool EV Growth Is Upending Big Tech’s Ambitions
China’s big tech firms are feeling the pain of being late to the electric vehicle party. Their push into the world’s largest car market is being hampered by government efforts to rein in an EV…
Shenzhen to be protection hub for mangroves
In Shenzhen, which boasts 35,000 hectares of wetlands, 296 hectares of them are dedicated to mangroves. Futian Mangrove Ecological Park, located in the heart of the city, is an important stopover site …
Cramer says stick with Apple despite reports of China government iPhone ban
CNBC’s Jim Cramer told investors not to sell Apple, saying the company can adapt even if China has banned iPhones for its government employees.
Commodity expert explains what might happen to ND trade if China – U.S. relations go sour
They’re the two largest economies in the world: the U.S. and China. Despite ongoing attempts at talks with the country, the White House has not been able to foster a secure trade relationship.In 2022,
Yuan’s fall adds to Beijing’s headaches
China’s currency weakened to its lowest level against the US dollar in nearly 16 years after disappointing export and inflation data added to investor concern
Very weak growth in China, but no systemic financial crisis: Barclays
Ajay Rajadhyaksha of Barclays explains why the trouble in China’s real estate market will not cause a systemic financial crisis.