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The arrest in Thailand in August 2022 of Chinese tycoon She Zhijiang, the head of the Yatai International Holding Group that built Shwe Kokko, and his deportation to China on Nov. [1]
CaixinChinese local governments risk replicating debt mistakes Previous financing vehicles piled pressure on borrowers Tourists wearing Qing dynasty costumes visit one of Beijing's many historic sites on Oct. 1. (confirmed by 3 sources) [2]
Widespread repression of human rights lawyers extends to further restraints Chinese company raises $608mn to fund overseas expansion amid US tariff pressure A selection of photos from across Asia Journalists push on despite risks under national secur... [3]
SHANGHAI -- The Chinese government sharply increased its equity holdings over the three months ended September, a likely attempt to keep financial markets stable ahead of the Communist Party's twice-a-decade congress in October. [4]
BEIJING Chinese companies are expanding their global reach through large acquisitions. With backing from the government, their worldwide shopping spree will likely continue in 2016. [5]
Companies controlled by Chinese local governments have avoided defaulting on their bonds so far. They will not continue to be so lucky. Buildings are seen along the Songhua River in Harbin, in northeastern China. (confirmed by 3 sources) [6]
HONG KONG -- A Chinese government fund has taken a small stake in a domestic operating unit of ByteDance, creator of the global hit short-video app TikTok, as Beijing tightens its grip over major internet platforms. [7]
The Thai and Chinese governments are joining forces to take on transnational crime, including call center scams and cybercrime. Thai Deputy Prime Minister Gen P [8]
The arrest in Thailand in August 2022 of Chinese tycoon She Zhijiang, the head of the Yatai International Holding Group that built Shwe Kokko, and his deportation to China on Nov.
CaixinChinese local governments risk replicating debt mistakes Previous financing vehicles piled pressure on borrowers Tourists wearing Qing dynasty costumes visit one of Beijing's many historic sites on Oct. 1.
Widespread repression of human rights lawyers extends to further restraints Chinese company raises $608mn to fund overseas expansion amid US tariff pressure A selection of photos from across Asia Journalists push on despite risks under national secur
SHANGHAI -- The Chinese government sharply increased its equity holdings over the three months ended September, a likely attempt to keep financial markets stable ahead of the Communist Party's twice-a-decade congress in October.
BEIJING Chinese companies are expanding their global reach through large acquisitions. With backing from the government, their worldwide shopping spree will likely continue in 2016.
Companies controlled by Chinese local governments have avoided defaulting on their bonds so far. They will not continue to be so lucky. Buildings are seen along the Songhua River in Harbin, in northeastern China.
HONG KONG -- A Chinese government fund has taken a small stake in a domestic operating unit of ByteDance, creator of the global hit short-video app TikTok, as Beijing tightens its grip over major internet platforms.
The Thai and Chinese governments are joining forces to take on transnational crime, including call center scams and cybercrime. Thai Deputy Prime Minister Gen P
HONG KONG -- Foreign investors have added to their holdings in China's domestic bond market for a fifth month in a row, seeking to profit from deflationary pressures in Asia's largest economy.
In a short parable titled "A Message from the Emperor," the early 20th century German-language writer Franz Kafka describes the process by which a herald relays a message from a dying Chinese emperor to the outer provinces of the empire.