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Government Overhaul
The Chinese government has been going through one of the largest reshuffles in its recent history, as the country strives for greater efficiency in economic, social and environmental management through the reallocation of power.
Approval of Sweeping Government Overhaul to Address Nation’s Issues
Move will boost coordination among State Council, Communist Party, military, experts say
In Depth: Soaring Energy Storage Stocks Mask an Industry at a Crossroads
Investor euphoria belies the challenging transition the industry is navigating after policy changes undermined an established business model
Weekend Long Read: How Singapore’s ‘Chief Architect’ Helped Shape Reform in China
Goh Keng Swee, at the personal invitation of Deng Xiaoping, brought the lessons of the city-state’s success, offering a pragmatic roadmap for opening the Chinese economy
Commentary: Trump’s Tariff Strategy Sows Doubt in Washington
While Beijing adopts a more proactive stance, Washington policy circles argue the president’s transactional approach undermines America’s long-term strategic interests
Beijing Shuffles Provincial Leadership, Installing New Governor in Key Southern Hub
The promotion makes Meng a full provincial-level official and follows an established career path for leaders of the southern tech hub. He is one of a select group of officials fast-tracked for promotion since 2022
Trade War Monitor, Oct. 13: China Stands Firm on Trade War Fronts, Targeting Minerals and U.S. Tech
Chinese traders and exporters are shrugging off the latest salvos in the U.S.-China trade war, betting that the familiar cycle of threats and de-escalation will repeat itself
Business Brief (Oct. 13): Beijing Decries U.S. ‘Double Standards’ on Trade Controls
China to levy special port fees on U.S. ships, Dutch government orders asset freeze at Chinese-owned Nexperia
Cover Story: China Rewrites the Rules of Financial Failure
Beijing’s draft bankruptcy law revision widens the state’s role, expands creditor protection and introduces paths for reorganization and limited personal debt relief
China to Hit U.S. Ships With Retaliatory Fees
The charges, set to begin Oct. 14, mirror U.S. levies on Chinese vessels and are expected to primarily impact carriers like Matson, escalating a maritime trade dispute
China’s Foreign Reserves Edge Higher in September as Global Bonds Rally
Gold holdings rise for 11th straight month amid record bullion prices
U.S. Details Steep Port Fees on China-Linked Vessels Starting Oct. 14
New levies on Chinese-built or -operated ships could add millions in costs per voyage
Business Brief (Sept. 30): China Sets October Meeting to Discuss 15th Five-Year Plan
Beijing slams new U.S. export control rules, revises maritime rules amid U.S. trade pressure
China Revises Maritime Law, Paving Way for Retaliation Against U.S. Fee Hikes
New amendments empower Beijing to impose retaliatory measures on foreign vessels amid U.S. “301” maritime probe
Opinion: To Secure Its Banks, Beijing Must Fix Its Economy
Beijing’s current five-year plan successfully defused major risks from shadow banking and local debt, but the system’s stability remains a work in progress
Commentary: How AI Is Squeezing Young People’s Family Plans
The technology eliminates entry-level jobs, making it harder to start a career and a family. The only solution is massive government subsidies for child-rearing
Cover Story: A Recipe for Satisfaction After Diners Express Doubts Over Pre-Cooked Meals
As pre-made meals become more common, a public backlash demands clarity on what’s fresh, what’s not and who decides
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