“As a startup multi-national biotech company co-located in both China and the U.S., we are working to advance access to this treatment for a broad range of COVID-19 patients in China, while also …
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Shenzhen, Guangzhou prepare for drought
Guangzhou and Shenzhen have warned of severe water shortages lasting into next spring as the East River, a tributary of Guangdong’s Pearl River, …
Canada joins US and allies in Beijing Olympics boycott
Canada is joining the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia in a diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics over human rights concerns …
Bondholders at Beijing’s Mercy; Kaisa Funding: Evergrande Update
Evergrande Group and its bondholders are likely to have little control over what happens next as that power lies with China’s Communist Party, including authorities from the company’s home province of …
Latest news updates: China factory gate price growth slows in November
Germany: Europe’s largest economy releases its latest trade balance figures on Thursday against a backdrop of disappointing economic data. German industry has been plagued by shortages of raw …
EXCLUSIVE Lithuania braces for China-led corporate boycott
China has told multinationals to sever ties with Lithuania or face being shut out of the Chinese market, a senior government official and an industry body told Reuters, dragging companies into a …
China grants emergency approval for its first COVID-19 drug
China’s drug authority has granted emergency approval for the country’s first specialized treatment against COVID-19, found in clinical trials to significantly reduce hospitalizations and deaths among …
2 years on, China’s public fed up with ‘zero COVID’ policy
DALIAN, China — As China enters its third year of the coronavirus pandemic, citizens have grown increasingly frustrated with Beijing’s stringent “zero COVID” policy that exacts a heavy economic toll.
In need of a baby boom, China clamps down on vasectomies
Hospitals are turning away men seeking the procedure, leaving couples frustrated, as officials try to encourage larger families.
China grants emergency approval for its first Covid drug
China’s drug authority has granted emergency approval for the country’s first specialised treatment against Covid-19, found in clinical trials to significantly reduce hospitalisations and deaths among …
China stocks face delisting risks in the U.S. — investors should hedge their bets, Credit Suisse says
Investors could switch to Hong Kong-listed shares of Chinese companies with dual listings, said Jack Siu, Credit Suisse’s Greater China CIO.
China Steps Up Overseas Hunt for Ore Needed to Make Aluminum
China’s aluminum industry, the world’s biggest, is becoming increasingly dependent on overseas supplies of the ore needed to make the metal, another sign of the nation’s chronic reliance on …
State-backed Shenzhen Capital warns of metaverse, semiconductor overvaluations amid hype in China
The chairman of Shenzhen Capital Group said overvaluations in the hyped-up metaverse and strategically important semiconductor industries could be harmful The metaverse is promising, he said, but the …
