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No Queues, Lie-Flat Seats And More: Inside Business Class Of China's High-Speed Train
The video opens to the travel vlogger giving us a quick tour of the business class lounge at the railway station. She then heads towards the platform to board the train.
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China Clamps Down On Indian Business Visas, Electronics, Auto Firms Feel The Heat
Stricter Chinese visa approvals are disrupting Indian companies' China travel, threatening supply chains and project execution in electronics and automobiles.
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China April Industrial Profits Up 14% But Slowing Pace Stokes Economy Worries
Profits in April rose to 572.78 billion yuan ($83.59 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website.
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A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
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China Key Focus In IndiGo’s International Expansion Spree
IndiGo has launched services to four destinations in China and Vietnam in the last one month alone.
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Tesla Rushes Model 3s to China Before Trade-War Truce Expires
Elon Musk fears the two countries could ratchet tariffs back up, which would make Tesla’s electric cars more expensive in China.
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Everybody Wants to Be the Next Elon Musk (at Least in China)
Tesla Inc. is now hiring in China, and China Inc. is hiring in Tesla’s backyard.
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Snowden Adds Voice to Calls for Google to Stay Out of China
More than 50 human rights organizations signed joint letter.
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Daimler and BMW Can Show If China’s Barriers Are Really Falling
Daimler is said to want to take majority control of a Chinese affiliate, following a similar move by rival BMW AG.
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Why Germany Is Betting on Trade With China
Total trade between the two reached $179 billion in 2017, double the U.K.’s level and triple that of France, with Germany.
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Airbnb Founders Go It Alone in China After Refusing Merger Offer
Airbnb’s founders were moments away from merging their China business with local competitor Tujia in January 2017.
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Luxury Spending to Rebound in 2017 on Europe, China, Bain Says
U.K., Spanish tourism to lead recovery in European luxury.
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China April Industrial Profits Up 14% But Slowing Pace Stokes Economy Worries
Profits in April rose to 572.78 billion yuan ($83.59 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website.
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'Despite Demonetisation, India To Grow Faster Than China'
"Even if the demonetisation created a slowdown, it is not going to change the long-term momentum of where India is going with its economic growth," said Dean Kishore Mahbubani of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore.
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China December Forex Reserves Fall For Sixth Month, Near $3 Trillion Level
China's reserves shrank by $41 billion in December, slightly less than feared but the sixth straight month of declines, data showed, after a week in which Beijing moved aggressively to punish those betting against the currency and make it harder for money to get out of the country.
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No Queues, Lie-Flat Seats And More: Inside Business Class Of China's High-Speed Train
The video opens to the travel vlogger giving us a quick tour of the business class lounge at the railway station. She then heads towards the platform to board the train.
-
China Clamps Down On Indian Business Visas, Electronics, Auto Firms Feel The Heat
Stricter Chinese visa approvals are disrupting Indian companies' China travel, threatening supply chains and project execution in electronics and automobiles.
-
China April Industrial Profits Up 14% But Slowing Pace Stokes Economy Worries
Profits in April rose to 572.78 billion yuan ($83.59 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website.
-
A Fine For Shredded Cucumber Served In China Restaurant Sparks Angry Posts
China's indebted local governments are increasingly imposing controversial fines on residents in a bid to generate revenue, stoking anger among social-media users.
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China Key Focus In IndiGo’s International Expansion Spree
IndiGo has launched services to four destinations in China and Vietnam in the last one month alone.
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Tesla Rushes Model 3s to China Before Trade-War Truce Expires
Elon Musk fears the two countries could ratchet tariffs back up, which would make Tesla’s electric cars more expensive in China.
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Everybody Wants to Be the Next Elon Musk (at Least in China)
Tesla Inc. is now hiring in China, and China Inc. is hiring in Tesla’s backyard.
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Snowden Adds Voice to Calls for Google to Stay Out of China
More than 50 human rights organizations signed joint letter.
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Daimler and BMW Can Show If China’s Barriers Are Really Falling
Daimler is said to want to take majority control of a Chinese affiliate, following a similar move by rival BMW AG.
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Why Germany Is Betting on Trade With China
Total trade between the two reached $179 billion in 2017, double the U.K.’s level and triple that of France, with Germany.
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Airbnb Founders Go It Alone in China After Refusing Merger Offer
Airbnb’s founders were moments away from merging their China business with local competitor Tujia in January 2017.
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Luxury Spending to Rebound in 2017 on Europe, China, Bain Says
U.K., Spanish tourism to lead recovery in European luxury.
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China April Industrial Profits Up 14% But Slowing Pace Stokes Economy Worries
Profits in April rose to 572.78 billion yuan ($83.59 billion), the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said on its website.
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'Despite Demonetisation, India To Grow Faster Than China'
"Even if the demonetisation created a slowdown, it is not going to change the long-term momentum of where India is going with its economic growth," said Dean Kishore Mahbubani of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore.
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China December Forex Reserves Fall For Sixth Month, Near $3 Trillion Level
China's reserves shrank by $41 billion in December, slightly less than feared but the sixth straight month of declines, data showed, after a week in which Beijing moved aggressively to punish those betting against the currency and make it harder for money to get out of the country.
