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China's Economy Could Double in Size by 2035 — and Surpass the U.S. Along the Way
China would surpass the U.S. as the world’s largest economy around 2027-2028, said an economist from the Bank of America.
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China Seems to Be Living Up to Trade Deal Pledges, Biden's Agriculture Secretary Says
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack believes China is making good on promises it made as part of the phase one trade deal.
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White House Leaves Door Open to Boycotting 2022 Beijing Olympics as Pressure Grows
Pressure is growing from activists and GOP politicians who want the U.S. to bow out of the games in protest of China’s human rights record and other conduct.
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China Lays Down Another Marker in the Offshore Wind Sector, Accounting for Half of Last Year's Installations
Europe is the largest market for offshore wind, but the Asia-Pacific region is catching up.
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Fanatics Pairs With Hillhouse Capital to Start $1 Billion Sports Retail Unit in China
Fanatics China will be a joint venture with investment firm Hillhouse Capital, an Asia-focused private equity fund.
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CIA Nominee Calls China an ‘Authoritarian Adversary,' Vows to Intensify Competition With Beijing
His confirmation is expected to easily pass with strong bipartisan support similar to the majority of Biden’s national security team.
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China's PBOC Joins Cross-Border Digital Currency Project With Other Central Banks
One analyst said the People’s Bank of China’s involvement in the project hints at its long-term intentions to internationalize the yuan.
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Chinese Court Rules That a Woman's Housework Is Worth $128 a Month
The decision for a 50,000 yuan payout for five years of household work was made under China’s new civil code that took effect in January.
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Another Chinese City Launches a Digital Currency Test — This Time It's Much Larger at $6 Million
The scale of the trial in Chengdu city is much larger than one in Beijing earlier this month, which aimed to distribute $1.5 million to 50,000 applicants.
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A U.S. Strategy Paper on China Draws a Tepid Response in Beijing
“The Longer Telegram” and its call for stringent U.S. policy on China caught the attention of many in Washington, but only a passing public response in Beijing.
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Two Years After Launch, Huawei to Roll Out Its Google Android Rival to Phones — With Big Challenges
In mid-2019, Huawei launched its own operating system — HarmonyOS — in response to U.S. actions that cut it off from Google software.
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Arm CEO Expects Regulators to ‘Take a Good Look' at the Nvidia Deal
Simon Segars, the chief executive of Arm, said he expects regulators to “take a good look” at the company’s deal with U.S. chipmaker Nvidia.
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Asia's Top-Performing Economy in 2020 Could Grow Even Faster This Year
Taiwan’s economy grew 3.11% in 2020 compared to a year ago — outpacing China’s 2.3% expansion during the same period.
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StanChart Says U.S.-China Ties May Improve in Two Years — But Don't Expect Trump Tactics to Go Away
Biden is focusing on domestic growth, but his administration knows it’s critical for global trade to thrive, says Eric Robertsen from Standard Chartered.
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Market Bull Julian Emanuel Sees Rising Treasury Yields Accelerating a Major Leadership Change. Here's How to Play It.
While rising Treasury yields create jitters on Wall Street, BTIG’s Julian Emanuel is looking to put money to work outside of Big Tech.
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Huawei Launches New Foldable Phone as U.S. Sanctions Continue to Hurt Smartphone Business
The Mate X2 will be one of the first Huawei phones able to run its own HarmonyOS mobile operating system.
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Pandemic Caused $220 Billion of Global Dividend Cuts in 2020, Research Says
Global dividends fell sharply in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, with dividends declining 12.2% in 2020 to $1.26 trillion, one report suggests.
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Biden May Face an Uphill Task Trying to Form an ‘Anti-China Alliance' in Asia
Joe Biden’s promise to rebuild the U.S. middle class could hamper efforts to push policies that Asian countries would sign up to, said a political analyst.
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China's Foreign Minister Calls for the U.S. to Remove Tariffs and Sanctions
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi laid out specific requests for U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration as the two countries navigate a tense relationship.
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Why Copper May Be Due for a Pullback After a Nearly Nine-Year High
“Dr. Copper” may have a good prognosis for the global economic recovery, but Miller Tabak’s Matt Maley says the commodity may be due for a pullback.