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  • Nio’s EC6 is still benefitting from subsidies thanks to the vehicles battery swap technology.International

    China is rolling back the subsidies that fueled its electric-vehicle boom

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  • The NYSE said last Friday it would delist China Unicom, China Telecom and China Mobile from its exchange, following an executive order from President Trump in November.International

    The NYSE backtracks on plans to delist 3 Chinese telecoms

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  • The NYSE announced it will delist three Chinese telecom companies by January 11 to comply with an executive order signed by President Trump last November.International

    The NYSE is set to delist 3 Chinese companies—but U.S. investors can still own shares

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  • Restaurants began reopening in China as early as March, with restrictions in place, but revenue for the catering industry remains weak.International

    Chinese consumers are spending again—but they remain wary of restaurants

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  • China’s corporate social credit system could be used to limit foreign access to the Chinese market.International

    Blacklist vs. ‘redlist’: What to know about China’s new corporate social credit score

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  • The World Economic Forum had already delayed and relocated Davos to Lucerne, but is now shipping the conference to Singapore.Waldo Swiegers—Bloomberg/Getty ImagesInternational

    World Economic Forum moves 2021 annual meeting from Davos to Singapore to escape COVID-19

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  • Australia provided 25% of China’s wine imports but new tariffs have made the market “unviable,” creating an opportunity for rivals.International

    Australia’s ‘approachable’ wine won over China’s middle class. Then came the tariffs

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  • Invitees check out the newly launched Xiaomi’s fitness bands on display at an event in Bangalore, India, Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2019. Chinese electronic major Xiaomi launched a new range of smart televisions, fitness bands and home products Tuesday. (AP Photo/Aijaz Rahi)Magazine

    How Chinese phonemaker Xiaomi conquered India—and outperformed Apple

    By Eamon Barrett and Grady McGregor
  • Xiaomi sales have surged in Europe as consumers turn away from Huawei, which has been road blocked by U.S. sanctions.International

    Shares of China smartphone maker Xiaomi were up 143% this year. They plunged on Wednesday

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  • Meituan began as a Groupon-imitator but has evolved into China’s largest online-to-offline service provider, covering food delivery, ticket sales, hotel bookings and more.International

    China’s ‘Amazon of services’ says it welcomes Beijing’s stricter oversight

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  • Australian wine makers forged a huge market in China which is now threatened by anti-dumping duties.International

    China slaps 200% anti-dumping tariffs on Australian wine as relations continue to sour

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  • Xiaomi made more than half of its revenue from overseas sales for the first time in the third quarter.International

    China’s Xiaomi becomes Western Europe’s third-largest smartphone seller

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  • Top view of creative businesspeople having meeting, with papers, tablet and laptopNewsletters

    Hard conversations need great design

    By Clay Chandler and Eamon Barrett
  • Plan for a quarantine-free travel bubble between Hong Kong and Singapore were suspended as Hong Kong sees a new surge in COVID-19 cases. Photo by Ore Huiying/Getty ImagesInternational

    Hong Kong’s travel bubble bursts as city enters fourth wave of COVID-19

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  • Chinese authorities say they have found COVID-19 traces on the packaging of frozen food imports, but experts say there’s a low risk of infection.International

    Why China keeps returning to a questionable theory about its COVID-19 outbreaks

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