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"Among U.S. businesses there's more consensus on getting tough with China in theory than in practice," he said. "Corporate and agriculture lobbyists have been working overtime to protect their clients' business. Nobody's willing to 'take one for the team ... ( read original story ...)

China responded with its own measures targeting U.S. agriculture ... Trump said last week he had directed Ross to put ZTE back in business, but Kudlow said any changes would be minimal. “If any of the remedies are altered they are still going to be ... ( read original story ...)

These are external links and will open in a new window China and the US say they will halt imposing punitive import tariffs, putting a possible trade war "on hold". The deal came after talks in the US aimed at persuading China to buy $200bn (£148bn ... ( read original story ...)

These are external links and will open in a new window China has agreed to buy more US goods and services, reducing the trade imbalance between the two countries and dampening fears of a looming trade war. Washington says the move will "substantially ... ( read original story ...)

While there is no one-size-fits-all China market strategy, there appears to be five common approaches for US brands to reach Chinese consumers. Several US brands, including Tiffany & Co, Estée Lauder and Michael Kors, have made a name for themselves in ... ( read original story ...)

Earlier this week, Trump tweeted that he directed the Commerce Department to put ZTE back in business and said the company’s situation was part of an overall trade deal with China. ( read original story ...)

Earlier this week, Trump tweeted that he directed the Commerce Department to put ZTE back in business and said the company's situation was part of an overall trade deal with China. ( read original story ...)

Haidilao International Holding, considered China’s most popular Sichuan-style hotpot restaurant chain, has filed to launch an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong. Founded in 1994 by its current chairman Zhang Yong – a former welder and tractor ... ( read original story ...)

hiring China Merchants Bank International and Goldman Sachs as its joint sponsors, according to a report by Shanghai Securities News. The size of the IPO is yet to be officially disclosed. The hotpot giant said 60 percent of the proceeds to be raised will ... ( read original story ...)

Asked whether the timing of the lawsuit, as Xiaomi readies its IPO, was intentional, Zhang said: “It is the right of all patent holders to choose when to sue infringers.” Once a major smartphone brand in China, Coolpad has lagged behind other domestic ... ( read original story ...)