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Chinese authorities detain Executives in a meat scandal involving McDonald's and KFC suppliers.
China's new law aims to ease foreign investment and protect overseas companies in Beijing.
American factory owner Chip Stan is held hostage by workers in Beijing over unpaid wages.
Fan Bingbing, a leading Chinese actress, was fined $70 million for tax evasion, reflecting increased scrutiny of celebrity finances in China.
China fines Alibaba and Tencent for breaches in cross-border payment systems.
A Chinese government probe targets major acquirers like Dalian Wanda and Ambang Insurance.
Stronger economic growth in China in 2017 resulted in a record high in global greenhouse gas emissions, reversing three years of stagnation.
China unveils the J-20 stealth fighter jet in Zhuhai amid South China Sea tensions.
China ranks worst for internet freedom, while Iceland and Estonia lead in web access freedom.
China reports 25 new COVID-19 cases in Beijing, claiming the outbreak is under control.
China's decision to end the two-term limit on the presidency marks a pivotal shift in governance, particularly benefiting Xi Jinping's leadership.
Xiaomi competes with Apple as Chinese consumers seek affordable smartphones.
Home buyers in China withhold payments, urging banks to support struggling real estate developers.
China's warning of repercussions over Huawei's operations in Canada underscores the escalating tensions between China and Canada amid the ongoing China-US trade war.
Michael Pettis discusses China's growth stages and the challenges of reforming its economy.
Zhi Jingping consolidates power in China, raising concerns about democracy and authoritarianism.
The US warns of exit bans in China affecting international business travelers.
China's National People's Congress opens in Beijing, focusing on reforms and government priorities.
China's rising corporate debt levels pose significant challenges for its economy and have far-reaching implications for the global financial landscape.
Wukong villagers face police raids after their elected chief is jailed for bribery.
China's great firewall blocks Twitter, Facebook, Google, and restricts VPN access for users.
China's Muslims celebrate Ramadan amid government control and Uyghur repression this week.
China's Single's Day showcases massive consumer spending and its global economic impact.
Chat bots reveal surprising views on Chinese communism and Taiwan, challenging official narratives.
Wang's Asia Silicon in northern China aims to produce 5,000 tons of pure silicon this year.
At the 19th Communist Party Congress, Xi Jinping's authority is solidified by his inclusion in the party Constitution, marking a pivotal shift in China's political landscape.
Xi Jinping is poised to secure a third five-year term at the Communist Party of China's Congress, solidifying his position as the country's most powerful leader since Mao Zedong.
Chinese Timber firms expand into Eastern Siberia, boosting ties between Russia and China.
Christoph Waltz criticizes Nigel Farage's resignation and Brexit with strong views.
Joseph highlights Cisco's order drops from Russia, Brazil, and China amid NSA surveillance concerns.
Citigroup CEO Mike Corbat outlines the significant risks facing the banking industry and the necessity of understanding these challenges in today's financial environment.
Traditional dress codes in the City of London create barriers for individuals from diverse backgrounds, impacting career advancement in investment banking.
Green energy policies are not harming developing countries, with China leading in solar investments.
People can contribute to overcoming climate change by recycling and avoiding plastic bags.
Some world leaders deny climate change despite clear scientific evidence of its impact.
Climate change poses a critical threat to global economies, necessitating the preservation of 80 percent of fossil fuel reserves and strong legislative action to mitigate its impacts.
CNN's president critiques Fox News as a propaganda machine in a recent discussion.
Trump and Clinton have high hopes for Colorado’s independents amid coal job challenges.
Nestle updates Nescafe Gold Blend to compete with premium coffee amid declining sales in Western Europe.
Hendricks Grass Zorden cancels its contract to supply sod for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after reports of over 6,500 migrant worker deaths due to poor conditions.
Liz Truss honors David Trimble and addresses the cost of living crisis in Northern Ireland.
A Conservative MP is arrested by Scotland Yard over rape and sexual assault allegations.
Unilever reports sluggish growth as equity investors pay high prices for slow sales.
Canada sanctions Iran's Revolutionary Guard amid ongoing protests and crackdown on dissent.
Jeremy Corbyn's speech at the Labour Party conference in Brighton calls for economic restructuring.
Airlines face a crisis as travel halts; Ryanair grounds its fleet amid the pandemic.
Global markets decline as the Federal Reserve takes emergency measures on Sunday.
Hate crimes against Chinese people in the UK surge nearly threefold from January to March.
