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The central government said in late 2016 that "Houses are built to be lived in, not for speculation," kicking off a new round of campaign to rein in the soaring prices.
Housing Developers Scurry as Tighter Regulations Squeeze Property Market
Home sales in China have cooled in the face of new government controls, forcing developers to adjust their businesses, but prices remain high
German Rape Cases Expose Cross-Border Drugging Network Targeting Chinese Women
Courts say Telegram groups, anesthetics and parcel shipments helped turn sexual violence into an organized pipeline
CX Daily: How the Gree Windfall Got Squandered
After the city of Zhuhai sold its economy’s crown jewel, the state-capital binge that followed produce some unwelcome consequences
China’s Used Home Prices Extend Gains in Major Cities as Upgrade Demand Recovers
Secondhand home prices in Beijing and Shanghai led April gains as bargain listings dried up and buyer confidence improved, though the broader property market remains sluggish
CX Daily: Beijing Summit Signals a Reset in U.S.-China Relations
Xi Jinping and Donald Trump seek to redefine relations through the lens of ‘constructive strategic stability’
China Fixed-Asset Investment Falls as Property Slump Deepens
Real estate remains the biggest drag while private investment continues to weaken
Soaring Bride Prices Push Rural Chinese Men Out of the Marriage Market, Study Shows
A new study reveals that steep traditional payments for marriage are not only deterring young rural men from starting families but also reshaping their labor choices
CX Daily: U.K. Moves to Fully Nationalize Chinese-Owned British Steel
Beijing protests proposed bill that opens a path to conclude the state takeover
Cover Story: Beijing Summit Signals a Reset in U.S.-China Relations
From the Temple of Heaven to Zhongnanhai, Xi Jinping and Donald Trump sought to redefine bilateral relations through a framework centered on ‘constructive strategic stability’
CX Daily: Beijing’s Clampdown on Overseas Postings Hits Top State-Owned Insurer
China Taiping Insurance’s sweeping staff rotation highlights how tighter tenure rules are unsettling mainland employee posted abroad
Morgan Stanley Raises China Growth Forecast as Exports Power Uneven Recovery
A projected 10% surge in exports driven by global AI and green energy demand is expected to offset sluggish consumption and a prolonged real estate slump
CX Daily: What’s at Stake for the U.S. Executives on Trump’s China Trip
Top U.S. executives hope to revive business opportunities in China as export controls, security reviews and trade disputes continue to strain ties
Italy Intensifies Crackdown on Chinese Underground Banking Networks
Chinese business leader caught up in widening money laundering probe
CX Daily: Five Things to Know About China’s Expanding Sanctions Shield
New regulations aimed at countering Washington’s ‘long-arm jurisdiction’ are likely to force multinationals to walk a compliance tightrope
China’s Machinery Giants Hike Excavator Prices to Offset Rising Costs
Sany, XCMG and Liugong are increasing excavator prices by up to 5% following a protracted domestic price war, as surging raw material costs and sluggish downstream demand squeeze profit margins
CX Daily: How AI Is Mining Worker Data to Reshape the Labor Market
From mouse clicks to workflow patterns, companies are increasingly using employee behavior to train AI systems


