Successful listings by CALB and Tianqi Lithium will be a shot in the arm for the Hong Kong exchange in the absence of multibillion-dollar IPOs this year Their applications come as the price of lithium…
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Europe’s China Policy Has Taken a Sharp Turn. Where Will It Go Next?
In their first such meeting in nearly two years, representatives of the European Union and Chinese government met on April 1 for a virtual summit. The conversations took place against the backdrop of …
Manufacturers push for anti-counterfeit bills to stay in China competitiveness package
The NAM, along with more than 100 other business and trade groups, are asking lawmakers to preserve the SHOP SAFE Act and the INFORM Consumers Act.
China proposes restrictions on Non-fungible tokens
Initial coin offerings (ICO) are already banned in the country. Not only this but transactions made in cryptocurrencies, and crypto mining are also banned in the country.
Piano maker Steinway plans to launch IPO
Steinway, the famed 169-year-old piano maker, plans to go public. The Astoria, Queens-based musical instrument manufacturer submitted documents to the SEC indicating that it was planning to sell …
Domino’s Pizza’s Chinese operator, hotpot chain Laowang among mainland restaurant groups filing for Hong Kong IPOs as they bet on diners returning after Omicron
Japanese cuisine chain Kamii is also among the catering and restaurant groups seeking investors’ capital They are betting diners will regain their appetite for eating out later this year once the …
Opinion: China’s March commodity imports were subdued, more softness ahead
China’s imports of major commodities softened in March, a trend that is likely to extend in the coming months as the world’s biggest buyer of resources deals with the economic pain of maintaining its …
Which Chinese Names Are Among the World’s Most Valuable Brands?
Brand Finance has released its ranking of the world’s most valuable apparel brands, with Nike dominating once again. But how did Chinese players fare?
Shanghai lockdown could shave off about 2% of China’s total GDP
The ongoing stringent lockdown in the Chinese financial hub of Shanghai following the resurgence of Covid 19 infections will severely affect the countrys overall gross domestic product (GDP). Analysts …
Uniqlo Owner Sees Big Profit Drop In China, Sounds Alarm On Yen
The owner of Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo on Thursday flagged a big profit drop in China due to COVID-19 restrictions, while its chief executive sounded alarm about the weakening yen’s potential to …
China’s “National Unified Market” – Standardizing the Domestic Market to Spur Internal Circulation
China’s new plans to build a “national unified market” seek to boost the domestic economy by unifying standards and regulations across sectors and regions.
China takes actions to help foreign-funded enterprises resume work China takes actions to help foreign-funded enterprises resume work
China will take active measures to help foreign-funded enterprises resume work and production, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday. The recent outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic is relatively …
China Exports Rise More Than Expected; Imports Drop Unexpectedly
China’s exports grew more than expected in March and imports logged an unexpected fall largely due to the lockdown and supply chain …