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Wang Wentao has the investor-friendly background that one might expect from China’s next commerce minister. But it’s political credentials that might be key to his success amid increasing hostility ……
China Sentences Former Bank Chief to Death in Rare Move
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China warns of overtime dangers after 22-year-old worker collapses on her way home from long shift
China’s state-run Xinhua news agency has urged the country’s tech sector to tackle the culture of working many hours overtime, after a young employee at a leading e-commerce company collapsed and died ……
China doubles down on COVID narrative as WHO investigation looms
As a team from the World Health Organization (WHO) prepares to visit China to investigate the origins of COVID-19, Beijing has stepped up efforts not only to prevent new outbreaks, but also shape the ……
China’s Alibaba to shut down Xiami music app next month
Alibaba Group will close its music streaming platform Xiami Music next month, in a move that marks a step back from its ambitions to push into China’s entertainment industry….
Defense Bill Orders Study of Illicit Finance Risks Posed by China
The National Defense Authorization Act directs the Treasury Department to do a study on money-laundering risks related to China’s government and companies….
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