China Invites Foreign Businesses to Benefit from Green Growth Opportunities
China invites foreign businesses to share in its high-quality, green growth, fostering stronger China-US economic ties and new investment opportunities.
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Nippon Steel Vows to Pursue U.S. Steel Acquisition Despite Biden’s Block
Nippon Steel’s CEO vows to continue the $14.1 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel, challenging President Biden’s block despite legal battles.
Nippon Steel Sues US Over Blocked U.S. Steel Acquisition
Nippon Steel is suing the U.S. government after President Biden blocked its acquisition of U.S. Steel, citing political motivations.
China’s Industrial Profits Fall Less in November, Indicating Recovery Signs
China’s industrial profits declined by 7.3% in November, a narrower drop compared to October’s 10%. Key sectors like nonferrous metals and electricity showed impressive growth, signaling potential recovery.
China’s Opening-Up Reforms Boost Global Investor Confidence
China’s comprehensive reform and opening-up measures are elevating international investor confidence, with foreign leaders optimistic about investing in the country.
China’s CPI Climbs 0.2% in November: What It Means for the Global Economy
China’s consumer price index rose 0.2% in November, indicating stable inflation and signaling positive trends for the global economy and international businesses.
China Levels Playing Field in Government Bids for Foreign Firms
China’s Ministry of Finance announces equal treatment for foreign-funded companies in government procurement, promoting a competitive and open market.
Chinese Associations Advise Caution on U.S. Chip Purchases Amid Export Controls
Chinese industrial associations oppose US semiconductor export controls, urging domestic firms to carefully consider purchasing U.S. chips amid supply chain disruptions.
Uniqlo Faces Potential Backlash in China Over CEO’s Xinjiang Cotton Statement
Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo may encounter backlash in China following its CEO’s comments on not sourcing cotton from Xinjiang.
Chinese and U.S. Journalists Convene in D.C. to Boost Bilateral Cooperation
Journalists from the Chinese mainland and the U.S. meet in Washington, D.C., to strengthen communication and cooperation, addressing key issues in economic and business reporting.