Weekly Must-Read: China’s War on Rampant Telecom Scams
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China’s War on Rampant Telecom Scams
A new law gives authorities powerful new weapons to help prevent millions of people from losing billions of dollars to cellphone and internet fraud
In Depth: Ant Group Rebuilds for Regulators, but at What Cost?
The fintech company is a shadow of the titan it once was, with its highly lucrative consumer lending business decoupled from ubiquitous payments service Alipay
Evergrande Hong Kong Headquarters Building Seized by Creditor
Citic Bank exercises lien over unpaid loan of almost $1 billion after the world’s most indebted developer tried to sell it for twice that amount
China’s Mortgage Boycott Epicenter Gives Developers an Ultimatum
The city of Zhengzhou says builders have until Oct. 6 to resume construction of stalled projects
Amazon and PayPal Crackdowns Hammer Chinese Vendors
Cross-border e-commerce sellers post losses and revenue declines as platforms tighten compliance policies and as inflation saps demand
Chinese Miner Joins Vale in Building Second Nickel Refining Plant in Indonesia
Huayou Cobalt’s project in the country again makes use of an extraction technique known for causing environmental damage
Analysis: How Will Coal Hub Shanxi Cut Carbon Emissions?
China’s top producer of coal and greenhouse gases faces high carbon neutrality hurdles with a provincial economy based on thermal energy
Don’t Worry — A Yuan Slide Past 7 per Dollar Is No Cause for Alarm
To stabilize the exchange rate, China’s top priority is to efficiently coordinate pandemic containment and socioeconomic development, and to keep the economy running within an appropriate range
In Depth: How China Is Trying to Get Debt Dodgers to Pay Up
Beijing is pushing ahead with national legislation designed to crack down on the dishonest tactics that debtors — including government agencies — use to sidestep court orders
China ‘Normalizes’ Covid Tests Nationwide Including in Regions With No Cases
The National Health Commission will expand testing to include areas that are currently Covid-free ahead of two major public holidays and the Communist Party’s national congress in mid-October
How China Can Chart a Path Forward in International Trade
Despite the trade war with the U.S., China has stood firm because of its partnership with ASEAN. The country must ensure openness with other countries
Exhibitions in September: Blockbuster Displays at the Palace Museum
Don’t miss out on must-see exhibitions in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Singapore, featuring paintings, self-portraits, calligraphy and more
Gallery: Sichuan Rebuilds After Quake
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