Naomi Xu Elegant

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  • BTS attends 2019 SBS Gayo Daejeon Photocall at Gocheok Sky Dome on December 25, 2019 in Seoul, South Korea.International

    BTS members’ net worth balloons by millions as their music label stages a massive IPO

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  • Lufax headquarters in Shanghai.International

    Some Chinese firms are unfazed by worsening U.S. relations. A fintech unicorn’s IPO is the latest proof

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  • In this handout provided by the White House, President Donald J. Trump works in his conference room on Oct. 3, 2020, at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, in Bethesda, Md.Health

    What is ‘VIP syndrome’? Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis underscores challenge of treating famous patients

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  • People take photos of a replica of the famous Wall Street bronze bull in Shanghai in 2014.International

    Two more Chinese tech companies are delisting from U.S. exchanges in ongoing exodus

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  • A woman rides her bicycle past rows of Vietnamese national flags hung in front of homes for Vietnam’s National Day on Sept. 2 in downtown Hanoi on Sept. 1, 2020.International

    One major Asian economy besides China is set for growth this year—and its GDP just rose 2.6%

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  • A man walking along a railway line outside the Datai coal mine in Mentougou, one of China’s oldest mining towns.International

    China’s ambitious new climate goals mean it must completely phase out coal by 2050

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  • A man tends vegetables as emissions rise from the nearby cooling towers of a coal-fired power station in Tongling, Anhui province, China, on Jan. 16, 2019.International

    China pledges to be carbon neutral—but remains addicted to coal

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  • Anti-influenza Avigan tablets produced by Japan’s Fujifilm in Tokyo in 2014.International

    Fujifilm seeks government approval for a COVID-19 treatment that is said to speed up recovery

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  • Cofounder Jack Ma celebrates Alibaba’s IPO on the New York Stock Exchange in 2014.Magazine

    Another Jack Ma company could break the world’s IPO record. But this time, the U.S. is missing out

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  • People wait beside a poster for the Disney movie “Mulan” at a bus stop on the day the movie opened in Beijing on September 11, 2020.International

    Disney tailored ‘Mulan’ for China. It still ‘never had a chance’ at the mainland box office

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  • live-streaming platform KuaishouInternational

    The reported IPO of TikTok’s Chinese rival is another coup for Hong Kong

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  • Apple’s store at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, Sept. 10, 2020.International

    One country is now paying citizens to exercise with their Apple Watch

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  • People walk along a street surrounded by shops and malls in Shanghai on July 31, 2020.International

    China retail sales are finally growing—but remain the ‘weakest link’ in China’s recovery

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  • The Shanghai skyline in May 2018.International

    Trump wants to end U.S. reliance on Chinese manufacturing ‘once and for all.’ U.S. firms aren’t complying

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  • Hang Seng Index Rises On WednesdayInternational

    Alibaba and Xiaomi join Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index to reflect dominance of Chinese tech

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