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Beijing finds unlikely anti-Trump weapon in global indices
Inclusion of Chinese shares in major EM index has helped steady inflows
Chinese Visitors Flock to LVMH’s Lush Open House | Jing Daily
This year's LVMH Les Journées Particulières, the annual open house event, has seen a huge number of visitors from China.
China's battered stock market just had its best day in years | CNN Business
China's benchmark Shanghai Composite index surged more than 4% on Monday after senior government officials talked up the prospects for the country's struggling economy and financial markets.
Chinese stocks surge, but looming uncertainties could drag markets down again
China stocks closed higher on Monday, with the Shanghai composite jumping by 4.09 percent while the Shenzhen composite surging 4.9 percent.
China’s natural gas tariff will kill off US projects, says Canadian firm
Trade war: China’s natural gas tariff will kill off US projects, says Canadian firm
Briefing: Didi's rival Dida becomes second China's largest ride-hailing service · TechNode
After Didi's safety scandals, Chinese passengers are again turning towards taxis.
No more singing and dancing? Xinjiang diffractions
Written by Fredrik Fällman. Five years ago the then Deputy Governor of Xinjiang Shi Dagang 史大刚 said that the local minorities were “too busy dancing and singing to make trouble”. Shi Dagang claimed…
With voting over, Bhutan can woo China with India’s blessing
The kingdom wants to reduce dependence on India and establish diplomatic ties with China. To do so, its new government faces a hard but not impossible task: solving the border dispute that led to a military stand-off in Doklam
China watchdog probes unit of catering giant Compass over expired school food
Chinese authorities are probing a local unit of global catering giant Compass Group Plc over mouldy and expired food found at a private school served by the group and said it would inspect other schools around the city.
In China, no anonymity even on blockchain platforms
China requires blockchain-based information service providers to register users using real names, censor postings and store user data
Chinese experts ‘filtered’ trade war advice to Beijing policymakers
The experts Beijing has called on for guidance in the trade battle with Washington have largely avoided offending their supervisors, hurting strategic policymaking.
China finds African swine fever in country's south, fuelling supply worries
China's three-month old outbreak of African swine fever has spread for the first time to the country's south, its major pork-consuming region, signaling how deeply the deadly disease has permeated the country's pig herd, the world's largest.
From denial to pride: how China changed its language on Xinjiang's camps
Beijing now proudly parades ‘humane management and care’ at internment camps, after denying their existence for months
China attempting to meddle in Taiwan elections: intelligence chief - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, Oct. 22 (CNA) China has been trying to sway next month's local government elections in Taiwan by employing tactics such as pouring money into the campaign coffers of candidates it favors, Leu Wen-jong (呂文忠), head of Taiwan's Investigation Bureau, said Monday.
Larry Kudlow accuses China of refusing to engage on trade
Trump’s top economic adviser lowers expectations of truce in tariffs war
Canada installs Chinese monitoring devices near US naval base
Ocean Network Canada confirms addition of hi-tech sensors built by Chinese scientists to its marine observatories in Pacific Ocean.
Asean questions China and US over near-collision in South China Sea
Singapore News -South-east Asian defence chiefs were worried enough about tensions between China and the US in the South China Sea to seek an explanation from the two powers at a just-concluded key
