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White House Leaves Door Open to Boycotting 2022 Beijing Olympics as Pressure Grows
Pressure is growing from activists and GOP politicians who want the U.S. to bow out of the games in protest of China’s human rights record and other conduct.
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Chinese Court Rules That a Woman's Housework Is Worth $128 a Month
The decision for a 50,000 yuan payout for five years of household work was made under China’s new civil code that took effect in January.
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Another Chinese City Launches a Digital Currency Test — This Time It's Much Larger at $6 Million
The scale of the trial in Chengdu city is much larger than one in Beijing earlier this month, which aimed to distribute $1.5 million to 50,000 applicants.
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China Plans to Hand Out $1.5 Million in a Digital Currency Test During the Lunar New Year
Beijing city announced it will pick some people to receive about $30 each in the central bank’s digital currency to spend selectively on JD.com and offline.
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Op-Ed: Cracking Down on China's Shady Shell Companies
Anonymous shell companies have proven a key component of China’s recent rise, write Sens. Mark R. Warner, D-VA, and Mike Rounds, R-SD.
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Why the Reddit Trading Frenzy and Short Selling Won't Work in China
The recent short selling frenzy on Wall Street will not likely come to China, where there are many more market restrictions.
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China's Growth Is Likely to Moderate in the Next Few Months, Goldman Sachs Says
While China is expected to show “spectacular” GDP numbers in the first quarter this year, there are two big challenges Beijing would need to tackle.
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China's Move to Regulate Its Tech Giants Is Part of Its Bigger Push to Become a Tech ‘Superpower'
China has released draft rules on various areas from antitrust to data protection as it aims to regulate its biggest technology firms.
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Chinese City Near Beijing Stops People From Leaving as Coronavirus Cases Spike — Like Wuhan Did Last Year
Shijiazhuang, the capital of Hebei province, reported 31 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 35 asymptomatic ones for Thursday.
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Warren Buffett-Backed Chinese Electric Car Company Outsells Its Start-Up Rivals
Chinese automaker BYD is selling more luxury electric sedans a month than the leading start-ups in the country, even though overall sales fell last year.
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China's Economy Is Still Months Away From a Full Recovery, Business Survey Finds
China has not fully recovered from the shock of the coronavirus pandemic, business leaders said in a survey by the China Beige Book released Tuesday.
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No Reset in Sight for U.S.-China Relations, Economist Says
U.S. policy on China looks like it won’t change much under a new president, said Alicia Garcia-Herrero, Natixis’ chief economist for Asia-Pacific.
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China Spacecraft Is Returning to Earth With Moon Samples in a First for the Country
It’s the first time China has launched a spacecraft from an extraterrestrial body and the first time it has collected moon samples.
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American Investors Could Pay the Price as the U.S. Moves to Blacklist More Chinese Firms
Chinese companies that are crucial to Beijing’s global trade and infrastructure projects are under threat as U.S.-China tensions escalate.
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Beijing Doesn't Want the U.S. to Form an ‘Anti-China Coalition' in the Post-Trump Era, Consultancy Says
Beijing is concerned countries in Asia will partner with the U.S. to counter China under President-elect Joe Biden, says Andrew Gilholm of Control Risks.
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New Regional Trade Deals to Help China ‘Sustain Its Advantages' in Global Supply Chains
China could remain a key player in global supply chains, thanks to a combination of factors ranging from the coronavirus pandemic to new trade agreements.
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Chinese Streaming and Mobile Gaming Company Releases Rap Video With Quarterly Results
One of the most popular video and gaming apps among China’s youth, Bilibili, released a rap music video alongside its quarterly earnings report on Thursday.
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U.S. Companies With China Operations Look to the Asian Giant for Growth
The disparity in economic recovery is giving multinational companies with China operations some pressure to carry more weight for the company overall.
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Nearly 40 Nations Criticize China's Human Rights Policies
Nearly 40 mainly Western countries are criticizing China’s treatment of minority groups, especially in Xinjiang and Tibet, and expressing grave concern at the impact of its new national security law on human rights in Hong Kong.
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Uighurs Accuse China of Mass Detention, Torture in Landmark Complaint
For the first time, a minority group in China is seeking to use international law to hold Beijing accountable for their alleged mistreatment, including mass internment and repressive measures against their religion, NBC News reports.