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China-U.S. Rivalry
China and the United States, the world's two largest economies, have been engaging in a tense competition for geopolitical, economic and tech supremacy.
Xi, Biden Hold First Talks in Seven Months in Bid to Stabilize Rocky Relations
Both leaders sought to promote cooperation and get the relationship ‘back on track,’ while avoiding ‘unintended conflict’ in second phone summit
Opinion: As Policies Shift, How do Foreign Investors View Chinese Assets?
A survey of more than 100 institutional investors found nearly 40% plan to increase their Asian exposure, up significantly higher than last year. The interest was driven by a jump in enthusiasm for China
UN Chief Says China, U.S. Should Repair ‘Dysfunctional’ Ties
Guterres spoke as more than 100 world leaders were expected to arrive for the annual UN General Assembly this year
Weekly Must-Read: The Rapid Fall of China’s Most Famous Corporate Raider
Since the failed Vanke bid, Baoneng Investment Group is now $31 billion in debt after forays into cars and mobile phones fell short
Top Chinese Diplomat’s Overseas Trip Focuses on Tighter Collaboration With Neighbors
South China Sea tensions, Belt and Road links and multilateral cooperation were key issues addressed during foreign minister Wang Yi’s visit
Beijing Warns Washington Against Recognizing Name Change of Taiwan’s U.S. Office
Switch to ‘Taiwan Representative Office’ would be a violation of ‘One China’ policy, foreign ministry official says
CX Daily: The Rapid Fall Of China’s Most Famous Corporate Raider
Merkel tells Xi that she hopes the EU-China investment agreement can be ratified soon. Social media platforms pledge to push “positive content” rather than “unethical” stars
Shanghai Composite Index Rose 0.33% on Monday
Shenzhen Component Index closed down 0.45%
Caixin Top Stories of the Month: August 2021
The regulatory storm focusing on Chinese tech giants continues in August. Minors can play mobile games no more than 3 hours a week
Essay: What an American Neurosurgeon Can Teach Us About Wealth and Values
John Adler’s quest for a better way to conduct brain surgery offers lessons on how people should spend their time, invest their money, and ultimately live their lives
Weekly Must-Read: Huarong’s $3.4 Billion Debacle on a South Korean Tourist Trap
The undeveloped plot of land bought by the state-owned bad-asset manager is now worth about one-third what it paid, underscoring its woeful history of bribery-fueled investments
China’s Yuan Set for Highest Close Since June
Biden Call to Xi raises hopes for an easing of tensions between the world’s two biggest economic powers
Opinion: Why China-U.S. Relations May Be Showing Signs of Thawing
As Xi and Biden speak for a second time this year, it’s clear that America needs China in confronting climate change and post-Afghanistan realities
Xi, Biden Hold First Talks in Seven Months in Bid to Stabilize Rocky Relations
Both leaders sought to promote cooperation and get the relationship ‘back on track,’ while avoiding ‘unintended conflict’ in second phone summit
In Depth: What’s Standing in the Way of ‘Common Prosperity’?
Academics debate how China’s wealth inequality can be addressed, from tinkering with markets to adjusting government redistribution
Guinea Coup Triggers Chinese Embassy Security Alert, Germany’s Ambassador to China Dies, Hong Kong Actor Nicholas Tse to Renounce Canadian Citizenship
China will take action against workplace gender discrimination, and WeChat will put a price tag on cloud storage
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