China’s services activity jumped in May, according to a private survey, a positive sign amid still weak consumer sentiment as price shocks from the conflict in the Middle East ripple through economies …
How China’s wealthy sidestep strict rules to get money out of the country
China’s capital controls remain among the world’s strictest. Individuals are generally limited to transferring $50,000 overseas each year, while emigrants are given a one-time opportunity to move …
China is making it harder for mom and pop to access US stocks. Here’s who will benefit
Chinese regulators recently tightened scrutiny on offshore brokerages including Futu and Tiger Brokers.
Trump Administration Seeks Public Comment on China Trade Board
The Trump administration is seeking public comment on its plans to create a Board of Trade to manage economic ties with China, moving ahead with the formal process to create the new mechanism.
New trade secret rules: China says its AI data is none of your business
Under new Chinese regulations, any algorithm, dataset or program not publicly disclosed now counts as a trade secret. View on euronews …
China strengthens security reviews for overseas investments
The regulations create a unified framework governing outbound investments, security assessments and compliance requirements for Chinese companies, organisations and individual residents investing …
China strengthens security reviews for overseas investments
The regulations create a unified framework governing outbound investments, security assessments and compliance requirements for Chinese companies, organisations and individual residents investing …
China tightens rules on outbound investment
Beijing’s newly tightened rules on outbound investment reflect the country’s increasingly protective posture toward its businesses and technology. The restrictions, published …
China’s Chip Ambitions Run Into a Global Tech Wall
Plus, Huawei will likely trail rivals by six to eight years by 2031 despite its innovations| WSJ China for May 19 …
General Mills agrees to sell Häagen-Dazs shops in China to investor group
General Mills is selling its Häagen-Dazs ice cream shops in China to a group of investors that includes a Chinese tea brand.