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Caixin China Biz Roundup: Behind Cathay Pacific’s Mammoth Bailout
In today’s episode: Hong Kong government takes stake in airline as part of $5 billion recapitalization plan; China kicks off the world’s first ever trials of neutralizing antibody treatments on healthy people amid the race to develop treatment for Covid-19; and how the U.S. will very likely end up owing Huawei money despite efforts to drive the company out of its 5G networks
Caixin China Biz Roundup: Beijing Cracks Down on Violent Assaults on Medics
In today's episode: the capital city rolls out new security measures following string of attacks on medical professionals; the case for China joining Asia-Pacific's biggest trade agreement; and the latest details on the master plan to turn Hainan island into a gateway to the world economy
Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: Trump Gets Tough on U.S.-listed Chinese Companies
Plus, Beijing city sets out to criminalize “slander” against TCM; Chinese Basketball Association season to kick off June 20; and could India beat China at smartphone manufacturing?
Caixin China Biz Roundup: Luckin’s Chairman To Face Criminal Charges
In today’s episode: Coffee player’s Lu Zhengyao in hot water with authorities for financial fraud; could a little under half of the national population be surviving on $141 a month?; and analysts predict India could overtake China in smartphone manufacturing
Sunday Long Read: How Coronavirus Could Deepen China’s Gap Between Urban and Rural Education
Often deprived of web access and family support, rural kids have found it much harder to study during the Covid-19 outbreak
Saturday Long Read: Decoding China’s First Civil Code
Today’s episode explores how this new, sweeping legislation spells out the rights of 1.4 billion people to their own personalities, property, privacy, marriage, divorce, and inheritance
Caixin China Biz Roundup: Beijing Readies Law to Make Bad-Mouthing Traditional Chinese Medicine a Crime
In today’s episode: China’s capital prepares to criminalize acts of slander or defamation against the centuries-old medical practice; Huawei ruffles feathers in the U.K.; and how Shenzhen may pave the way for China’s first personal bankruptcy legislation
Wild China Book Club: Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
Every month, Wild China and Caixin Global’s new podcast series dives into a different, fascinating book from across the globe. Our first show is dedicated to Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation with Amy Chua, the global phenomenon behind this international best seller
Caixin China Biz Roundup: China Eases Restrictions on Foreign Airlines as U.S. Ramps Up Pressure
In today’s episode: Trump suspends visas of students with links to the Chinese military and announces ban on the country’s airlines; Jay Chou nearly breaks the internet with his new Kuaishou account; and investors rush to buy shares of a producer of mobile vendor stalls and booths
Caixin China Biz Roundup: Peacocks Block Major Hydropower Project
In today’s episode: Environmentalists decry damn construction in landmark case; plans to put tropical island Hainan on the map as a top free trade port; Premier Li Keqiang pledges support to street vendors, marking a turnaround from past official crackdowns
Caixin China Biz Roundup: Beijing Cracks Down on Violent Assaults on Medics
In today's episode: the capital city rolls out new security measures following string of attacks on medical professionals; the case for China joining Asia-Pacific's biggest trade agreement; and the latest details on the master plan to turn Hainan island into a gateway to the world economy
Jun 09, 2020 18:57 PM
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Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: Trump Gets Tough on U.S.-listed Chinese Companies
Plus, Beijing city sets out to criminalize “slander” against TCM; Chinese Basketball Association season to kick off June 20; and could India beat China at smartphone manufacturing?
Jun 09, 2020 16:14 PM
00:00/00:00Caixin China Biz Roundup: Luckin’s Chairman To Face Criminal Charges
In today’s episode: Coffee player’s Lu Zhengyao in hot water with authorities for financial fraud; could a little under half of the national population be surviving on $141 a month?; and analysts predict India could overtake China in smartphone manufacturing
Jun 08, 2020 19:12 PM
00:00/00:00Sunday Long Read: How Coronavirus Could Deepen China’s Gap Between Urban and Rural Education
Often deprived of web access and family support, rural kids have found it much harder to study during the Covid-19 outbreak
Jun 07, 2020 17:00 PM
00:00/00:00Saturday Long Read: Decoding China’s First Civil Code
Today’s episode explores how this new, sweeping legislation spells out the rights of 1.4 billion people to their own personalities, property, privacy, marriage, divorce, and inheritance
Jun 06, 2020 17:00 PM
00:00/00:00Caixin China Biz Roundup: Beijing Readies Law to Make Bad-Mouthing Traditional Chinese Medicine a Crime
In today’s episode: China’s capital prepares to criminalize acts of slander or defamation against the centuries-old medical practice; Huawei ruffles feathers in the U.K.; and how Shenzhen may pave the way for China’s first personal bankruptcy legislation
Jun 05, 2020 19:29 PM
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Wild China Book Club: Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
Every month, Wild China and Caixin Global’s new podcast series dives into a different, fascinating book from across the globe. Our first show is dedicated to Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation with Amy Chua, the global phenomenon behind this international best seller
Jun 05, 2020 17:49 PM
00:00/00:00Caixin China Biz Roundup: China Eases Restrictions on Foreign Airlines as U.S. Ramps Up Pressure
In today’s episode: Trump suspends visas of students with links to the Chinese military and announces ban on the country’s airlines; Jay Chou nearly breaks the internet with his new Kuaishou account; and investors rush to buy shares of a producer of mobile vendor stalls and booths
Jun 04, 2020 18:56 PM
00:00/00:00Caixin China Biz Roundup: Peacocks Block Major Hydropower Project
In today’s episode: Environmentalists decry damn construction in landmark case; plans to put tropical island Hainan on the map as a top free trade port; Premier Li Keqiang pledges support to street vendors, marking a turnaround from past official crackdowns
Jun 03, 2020 19:33 PM
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