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Deal to honour court rulings on either side for cross-border disputes
Move comes amid increasing business ties between local and mainland firms, as well as foreign capital registered in city.
With US absent, Wang Qishan will seek to make China’s case at Davos
Vice-president expected to convey message on contentious issues to leaders from other countries including Europeans, Japanese and South Americans.
Tesla is recalling over 14,000 Model S vehicles exported to China due to Takata airbag issue - Electrek
Tesla is starting to recall over 14,000 Model S vehicles exported to China as part of the worldwide Takata airbag issue. Takata’s faulty airbag inflators resulted in the largest automotive recall in U.S. history and it got even bigger over the last few years when they added 40 million more airbags, including some installed in Tesla […]
Chinese Police Are Vying for Viral Videos
The wildly popular meme-making app TikTok has become an officially endorsed battleground for China’s law enforcement arms.
China could make it harder for Canadian firms over detainee row
Increased scrutiny, higher barriers to entry could be some economic responses if Beijing retaliates against Ottawa bid for international support.
Jobs in export-import industries wither in heat of US trade war
Survey finds demand for labour plunged by 40 per cent in last quarter of 2018, while losses in sector were responsible for heaviest stresses on Chinese jobs market.
China’s prisons go digital for inmate convenience and clean management
Beijing Prison adds online payment services for inmates to go shopping from the inside, while also tracking orders and approvals to keep management honest.
China’s largest online ticketing site lowers IPO ambition
Maoyan Entertainment looks to raise $345m, down from $1bn target six months ago
Foxconn cuts 50,000 contract jobs in China: Nikkei
Apple Inc's biggest iPhone assembler Foxconn Technology Group has let go around 50,000 contract workers in China since October, months earlier than normal, Nikkei reported on Friday. The scale of the cuts ...
Chinese nanny caught on home security camera abusing infant
Video triggers police investigation and an online conversation among mothers about the struggles of combining career and caring for children.
Chinese police must guard against 'color revolutions', says top official
China's police must focus on withstanding "color revolutions", or popular uprisings, and treat the defense of China's political system as central to their work, the top law-enforcement official said.
China’s painful economic transition in full view in city of Chongqing
Policies of previous city leaders made Chongqing dependent on expensive government-sponsored infrastructure projects.
Wife of Chinese ex-Interpol chief seeks asylum in France: Reports
LYON: The wife of the former Chinese Interpol chief being held in his home country on corruption charges has applied for asylum in France, media ...
The U.S. and China Are Hatching a Plan to Reopen Chicken Trade
U.S. and Chinese trade officials are in talks to reopen China’s market to U.S. chicken exports as they seek to forge a new trade deal.
U.S. Debates Lifting China Tariffs to Hasten Trade Deal, Calm Markets
U.S. officials are debating ratcheting back tariffs on Chinese imports as a way to calm markets and give Beijing an incentive to make deeper concessions in a trade battle that has rattled global economies.
Oxford University suspends Huawei donations and sponsorships
The institution suspends donations from the Chinese telecoms giant amid continuing spying controversy.
Oxford University suspends funding from China's Huawei
The University of Oxford said on Thursday it has stopped accepting funding from China's Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL], the leading global supplier of telecoms network equipment, after scrutiny over the company's relationship with China’s government.
Taipei decries ‘out of control’ Beijing - Taipei Times
The government yesterday said that it would not bow to Chinese pressure and called for the support of the international community against China’s “out-of-control actions” after Beijing urged Apple, Amazon.com and other foreign companies to change the way they refer to Taiwan. “As for China’s related out-of-control actions, we need to remind the international community to face this squarely and to unite efforts to reduce and contain such actions,” Presidential Office spokesman Alex Huang (黃重諺) told reporters in Taipei. “Brutal behaviors” such as forcing the “one country, two systems” model on Taiwan, using politics to affect other nations’ economies or
