CMLink, China Mobile’s subsidiary in Canada, will cease operations on January 5, 2022, in compliance with the request of the Canadian Federal Government, according to a statement on Tuesday.
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China’s Export Controls
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China Is Running Out of Water and That’s Scary for Asia
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Taiwanese immigrant Paul Chen is pretty used to corporations treating his home country as part of China. While Chen, not to mention most islanders, see Taiwan as a self-ruled democracy, China treats …
Mercedes-Benz draws backlash in China over advert featuring models with ‘slanted eyes’ as automaker becomes latest Western brand accused of perpetuating harmful stereotypes …
The German automaker was savaged on Chinese social media site Weibo for using models with ‘slanted eyes’ in the commercial for its new CLS luxury sedan.
China sets new mark against US bullying with 1st white paper on export controls
China on Wednesday set a new mark for anti-US bullying, with its first ever white paper on export controls drawing a clear line between the country’s approach to safeguarding its interests that is …
Didi revenue falls as China’s regulatory crackdown hits business
China’s ride-hailing firm Didi Global on Wednesday reported a 1.7per cent decline in third-quarter revenue, as its domestic business took a hit from a regulatory crackdown.Daniel Zhang, the chief …
China tech crackdown: Yu Minhong, founder of the nation’s largest private education services firm, makes debut as live-streaming host
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China’s Biggest Tech Players Lost More Than $80 Billion In 2021
U.S. relationship and government crackdowns, the ten richest technology magnates in China lost a lot of money.
With China, EU tries to balance business and human rights
When Olaf Scholz took over as Chancellor of Germany on December 8, President Xi Jinping made a note in his diary to call him as soon as possible. His reason? Persuade him to be China’s…
China Mobile Subsidiary CMLink to Cease Operations in Canada Amid Security Concerns
CMLink, China Mobile’s subsidiary in Canada, will cease operation in Canada due to fears expressed by the federal government.
