General Motors will restart its import business in China to meet the demands of local customers, said a senior executive of the United States’ largest carmaker. GM is recruiting for the business unit.
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China Jan-Feb meat imports fall 33per cent y/y, hurt by higher domestic output
China’s meat imports in the first two months of the year fell sharply from the same period a year earlier, customs data showed on Monday, as a jump in domestic supplies curbed appetite for …
Bitcoin’s Carbon Emissions Are Rising After China’s Crypto Ban
China has huge amounts of renewable hydropower, and miners used to relocate seasonally for abundant cheap electricity during the wet season.
China’s youthful beauty brands give themselves a facelift after initial success with clever marketing begins to fade
China’s home-grown beauty market is facing external and internal pressures, and needs deeper product and management expertise At least a dozen online beauty brands including Apinkbaby and Two Space …
GACC: China’s Jan-Feb iron ore imports flat at 181 mln t
China’s Customs has combined January and February foreign trade data since 2020, to synchronize with data released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics, as normal data collect …
China trade looks very mixed
China’s exports and imports continued to increase at a double-digit rate, though slower than the pace seen in December. Moreover, we see very mixed …
KFC, Pizza Hut operator Yum China calls time on its struggling East Dawning fast-food chain as Covid-19 impact deals ‘fatal blow’
The pandemic was the final straw for the brand, though it had been losing ground for years to the likes of Da Niang Dumpling and Yang’s Dumplings.
New China Business Brief Podcast | Private Data, Public Rules: China’s Cybersecurity Regime
China’s policymakers have been busy upgrading the country’s cybersecurity regime. Over the last couple of years, the Cybersecurity Law (2016) has evolved and been joined by a whol …
Chinese tech brands stay put in Russia for now!
Chinese firms are staying put in Russia for the moment despite a growing exodus of Western companies – albeit bracing for growing uncertainty – taking a cue from Beijing’s stance of refraining from …
UPDATE 1-China’s FX regulator asks banks about Russia business, sources say
China’s foreign exchange regulator has questioned banks over their exposure to the Russian-Ukraine crisis, following concerns Washington may sanction financial institutions or even block them from the …
China’s FX regulator surveyed banks about business with Russia – sources
China’s foreign exchange regulator surveyed banks last week, asking about their business ties with Russia and risk management processes in a bid to gauge spillover effects on China from the West’s …
China’s trade up in Jan-Feb, before Russia invaded Ukraine
China’s No. 2 leader, Premier Li Keqiang … which triggered a slump in construction. Business and consumer activity also have been hurt by power shortages, disruptions in supplies of processor chips …
China says Taiwan, Ukraine issues are different
The issues of Taiwan and Ukraine are different as Taiwan has always been a part of China, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Monday, reiterating Beijing’s stance on the Chinese-claimed island.
