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China won’t be world No 1 at box office any time soon
China won’t be home to world’s top box office any time soon
Trump's tough trade talk makes U.S. firms fear China retribution
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's challenges to China on trade and Taiwan are rattling American companies who have long benefited from stable relations between the two countries but now fear retaliation by Beijing if Trump were to act.
Chinese Airlines Are Flooding the World With Super-Cheap Airfares
Rivals are trying to keep up.
If Donald Trump Pushes on Taiwan, How China Could Push Back (Published 2016)
The president-elect has suggested that the “One China” policy could be used as a bargaining chip, but China has some leverage of its own.
Opinion | How Xi Jinping Can Avoid Becoming a Dictator (Published 2016)
The Chinese president’s best option for prolonging his tenure is to overhaul the Communist Party’s system of governance.
U.S. Companies Were Hurt by Trade With China Too
American manufacturing workers weren't alone in taking a beating from low-cost overseas competition.
Chinese carriers to hit headwinds in 2017
Chinese airline earnings to begin descent next year, analysts say
Trump packs trade team with veterans of steel wars with China
President-elect Donald Trump is stacking his trade transition team with veterans of the U.S. steel industry's battles with China, signaling a potentially more aggressive approach to U.S. complaints of unfair Chinese subsidies for its exports and barriers to imports.
‘Better Food, Better Service’: China’s Airlines Fly Past U.S. Rivals on Pacific Routes
Chinese airlines are capitalizing on the wanderlust of China’s rising middle class by expanding their long-haul routes, and at a pace that is fast upending the hierarchy of global aviation.
‘Code Cat’ Gets Chinese Kids Hooked on Programming
Both the government and private enterprises want ‘maker education’ to become a reality for China’s schoolchildren.
What’s driving China’s race to build a space station?
The advantages of developing space capabilities are manifold. Satellites facilitate military and civilian communications. Human spaceflight garners international prestige, while also providing opportunities for cutting-edge research.
Huaigang Special Steel
Jiangsu Shagang Group Huaigang Special Steel Co., Ltd. is a Chinese steel manufacturer based in Huai'an, Jiangsu Province. It was a subsidiary of privately held company Shagang Group via its publicly traded subsidiary Shagang Company for 63.79% stake, from 2010 to 2015. As at 31 December 2013, Huaigang accounted for 99.9% revenue and 97% assets of Shagang Company. However, as at 31 December 2015, Shagang Group owned just 19.88% stake in Shagang Company; in turn Shagang Company owned 63.79% stake of Huaigang. Shagang Group sold 55.12% stake of Shagang Company in 2015, for about CN¥4.6 billion .
New Interpol head is Chinese former deputy head of paramilitary police force
Vice-minister Meng Hongwei’s election has sparked concerns his position may be used to boost China’s campaign to pursue dissidents around the globe
Smog in China and India Have Given Birth to a New Industry: Bottled Air
Companies in Canada, Australia, and Germany are trying to be the Perrier and Evians of bottled air
China’s Internet Controls Will Get Stricter, to Dismay of Foreign Business (Published 2016)
A new law, long expected, pushes back against online anonymity and sets out requirements on how companies store data.
China Unveils Three Major Decisions Within Three Minutes
As the world focuses on the race for the White House, China unveiled three major decisions within three minutes of each other on Monday.
Why Chinese Elites Endorse Hillary Clinton
Trump's policies would be softer on China, but the global instability he'd create as President would be bad for business in Beijing.
China parliament bans some private, for-profit schools
China's parliament has banned private, for-profit schools that teach first- through ninth-graders, a move to tighten government control over education that may cool a fast growing but poorly regulated sector.
China replaces finance minister Lou Jiwei
Removal of outspoken reformist comes amid global concerns about country’s economy
