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Once-Richest Woman Becomes Biggest Loser in China Wealth Rout
IPhone and Tesla touchscreens once made her China’s richest woman. The U.S.-China trade war has made her the biggest loser in 2018 among Chinese billionaires.
China Stocks Rise Most in Two Months as Officials Pledge Support
Chinese stocks rose, headed for the steepest gain in a month, after the heads of the central bank, banking and insurance regulator and securities regulator all issued statements voicing support for the battered equity market.
Ex-Interpol chief's wife 'not sure he's alive'
Grace Meng says "cruel" China is persecuting him – and that she's now a target – in her first UK media interview.
China Is Forced to Reconsider Its Route Into Eastern Europe
China’s efforts to make inroads in eastern Europe are being hindered by what nations see as failed promises on money materializing and the strings attached to investments.
Xinjiang Authorities Detain Prominent Uyghur Journalist in Political ‘Re-Education Camp’
Qurban Mamut’s son says his father was targeted because he is living in exile in the US.
Uighur Americans Speak Against China’s Internment Camps. Their Relatives Disappear. (Published 2018)
Rushan Abbas, a Uighur American business consultant, hopes to get her sister and aunt freed from Chinese detention by swaying United States policy.
China Sugar Restrictions in Xinjiang Hit Uyghur Bakeries Hard
Bakeries in Xinjiang struggle get enough sugar under policies that claim it can be used to make explosives.
Wang Jisi: The US Trade War Aimed at Changing Chinese Behavior and Making More Money, Not Disengagement
Some interesting idea to try on for size on what is behind the US- China trade ‘war’ from a Chinese international relations scholar. Views that are not necessarily influential in …
America Struggles to Take Its Pigs to World’s Biggest Market
Chinese consumers are increasingly hungry for pork. With U.S. imports more expensive because of tariffs, companies around the world see an opportunity for long-term business—and for a fundamental realignment in the global supply chain.
Chinese threats sent to UK homes
Anonymous, threatening letters are being sent to UK homes to try to stop activities that the Chinese government disapproves of. Jemimah Steinfeld investigates
Jim Mattis, Meeting His Chinese Counterpart, Tries to Ease Tensions (Published 2018)
The defense secretary moved to sand down sharp edges of the relationship after Vice President Mike Pence gave a pointed critique of Beijing.
Macau billionaire revives dormant theme park project, without theme park
The son of billionaire Macau casino magnate Stanley Ho on Thursday announced the revival of an entertainment project left dormant for eight years, as authorities move to seize idle land in the world's largest gambling hub.
Hong Kong media boss says he 'did not misquote' China propaganda chief | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
Hong Kong media boss Siu Sai-wo has said he “did not misquote” China’s propaganda chief Huang Kunming as saying that Hong Kong’s news organisations should not “become a base for interfering with mainland politics.” Siu, the head of the Sing Tao News Corporation, was asked to clarify the Chinese official’s words after the newspaper’s report on Huang’s comments […]
Exxon Mobil signs framework agreement to supply LNG to Zhejiang Energy for 20 years
Exxon Mobil Corp said on Thursday it signed a framework agreement for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal with Zhejiang Provincial Energy Group, the Chinese company's first long-term supply deal.
U.S. Criticizes China’s Currency Practices, but Doesn’t Add Manipulator Designation
The U.S. Treasury again passed up a formal opportunity to designate China a “currency manipulator,” but singled out the nation’s currency practices as a source of “particular concern.”
China vows to fight Indo-US propaganda against CPEC
BEIJING - The Chinese government as well as the Communist Party have taken a serious note of the negative propaganda unleashed by the Western and Indian media
The lesson of the Pakistan suicide attack: China will have to pay a high price for its infrastructure plan
Quite a bit of catch up posting to do. Been distracted with various projects, so going to do it all in one sweep this evening. First up is an article for the South China Morning Post looking at the…
