The Indian unit of U.S. air conditioning giant Carrier has become the latest major firm to sue Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government over electronic waste rules that have hiked the fees ...
India won’t lower smaller car tariffs in a U.S. trade deal, says expert
India will not lower duties on smaller cars in a trade deal with U.S., says Abhijit Das, the author of Strategies in GATT and WTO. However, he explains why it's more likely than not that the two sides ...
India’s markets regulator to upgrade surveillance against derivatives manipulation, chairman says
India's markets regulator is upgrading its surveillance to examine cases of derivatives manipulation, its chairman said on Monday, days after alleging U.S. trading firm Jane Street manipulated stock ...
China retaliates against EU ban with import restrictions on medical devices
China's finance ministry said on Sunday it was restricting government purchases of medical devices from the European Union that exceed 45 million yuan ($6.3 million) in value, in retaliation to ...
China’s rare earth export controls are good for Beijing, bad for business
China's export restrictions on rare earths brought parts of the global auto supply chain to a halt and U.S. President Donald Trump to the negotiating table. But at home, they're a big headache for ...
How China tightened its grip over its rare earth sector
When China restricted rare earth exports to Japan in 2010 during a diplomatic spat, a wild west domestic industry undermined Beijing with rampant smuggling.
Elon Musk Is Running Out of Road in China
As Tesla falls behind the local competitors it helped create, the billionaire’s rupture with Trump is limiting his value to Beijing.
Retail rents in Hong Kong under pressure after vacancy rate hits 4½-year high
Trend of residents travelling to mainland for leisure and change in local consumer patterns has led many businesses to opt for short-term leases. ( read original story ...)
China, Hong Kong stocks weaken as US tariff deadline looms
HONG KONG: China and Hong Kong stocks fell on Monday as anxiety over US trade policy intensified ahead of the July 9 deadline, with upcoming inflation data expected to further test investor nerves. As ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong’s Link Asset Management cut jobs amid retail headwinds
Property giant, which boasts a portfolio worth HK$226 billion, is ‘streamlining a small number of roles’ as part of an efficiency drive. ( read original story ...)