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China May Soon Jail You For Clothes That "Hurt Feelings" Of Nation
Clothing that "hurts the feelings" of the nation could soon be outlawed in China, according to recent draft revisions to legislation, with their vagueness sparking concern over the broad scope for interpretation and enforcement.
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China Urges Solar Giants to Fight Against Trade Restrictions
China Urges Solar Giants to Fight Against Trade Restrictions
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Jack Ma’s Ant Group Sees Profit Rise 39% on Investments
Jack Ma’s Ant Group Sees Profit Rise 39% on Investments
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China Should Improve Laws to Woo Foreign Firms, Ex-Official Says
China Should Improve Laws to Woo Foreign Firms, Ex-Official Says
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Explained: China's New Law Could Be A Headache For Foreign Businesses
A new Chinese law against foreign sanctions is designed to boost Beijing's power against international pressure, but could spark compliance dilemmas for foreign businesses operating in the world's second-largest economy.
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Vestager Backs ‘Intrusive’ Rules as EU Targets Chinese Firms
Vestager Backs ‘Intrusive’ Rules as EU Targets Chinese Firms
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China Vows to Strengthen Anti-Monopoly Legal Actions in 2021
China Vows to Strengthen Anti-Monopoly Legal Actions in 2021
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TikTok Files Suit Escalating Patent Fight With Triller
TikTok, Parent ByteDance Sue Rival Triller in Patent Dispute
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Vestager Weighs New Powers to Take on Tech Giants, China M&A
EU Weighs New Antitrust Powers to Take on Tech Giants
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Economists Have No Idea What Replaces Free Trade
Economists Have No Idea What Replaces Free Trade
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Trade War Threatens U.S. States’ Exports to China and Europe
Trade War Threatens U.S. States’ Exports to China and Europe
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China Injects $2 Billion Into Banking System as Loans Mature
The People’s Bank of China added 300 billion yuan ($43 billion) through the medium-term lending facility.
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UBS Says Risk of Weaker Yuan Remains After Interim Trade Truce
UBS Says Risk of Weaker Yuan Remains After Interim Trade Truce
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EU Should Ease Corporate Collaboration Fears, German Expert Says
Europe’s antitrust could ease firms’ concerns about potential fallout from working together by giving unofficial guidance.
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EU Should Ease Corporate Collaboration Fears, German Expert Says
Europe’s antitrust could ease firms’ concerns about potential fallout from working together by giving unofficial guidance.
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China May Soon Jail You For Clothes That "Hurt Feelings" Of Nation
Clothing that "hurts the feelings" of the nation could soon be outlawed in China, according to recent draft revisions to legislation, with their vagueness sparking concern over the broad scope for interpretation and enforcement.
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China Urges Solar Giants to Fight Against Trade Restrictions
China Urges Solar Giants to Fight Against Trade Restrictions
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Jack Ma’s Ant Group Sees Profit Rise 39% on Investments
Jack Ma’s Ant Group Sees Profit Rise 39% on Investments
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China Should Improve Laws to Woo Foreign Firms, Ex-Official Says
China Should Improve Laws to Woo Foreign Firms, Ex-Official Says
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Explained: China's New Law Could Be A Headache For Foreign Businesses
A new Chinese law against foreign sanctions is designed to boost Beijing's power against international pressure, but could spark compliance dilemmas for foreign businesses operating in the world's second-largest economy.
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Vestager Backs ‘Intrusive’ Rules as EU Targets Chinese Firms
Vestager Backs ‘Intrusive’ Rules as EU Targets Chinese Firms
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China Vows to Strengthen Anti-Monopoly Legal Actions in 2021
China Vows to Strengthen Anti-Monopoly Legal Actions in 2021
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TikTok Files Suit Escalating Patent Fight With Triller
TikTok, Parent ByteDance Sue Rival Triller in Patent Dispute
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Vestager Weighs New Powers to Take on Tech Giants, China M&A
EU Weighs New Antitrust Powers to Take on Tech Giants
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Economists Have No Idea What Replaces Free Trade
Economists Have No Idea What Replaces Free Trade
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Trade War Threatens U.S. States’ Exports to China and Europe
Trade War Threatens U.S. States’ Exports to China and Europe
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China Injects $2 Billion Into Banking System as Loans Mature
The People’s Bank of China added 300 billion yuan ($43 billion) through the medium-term lending facility.
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UBS Says Risk of Weaker Yuan Remains After Interim Trade Truce
UBS Says Risk of Weaker Yuan Remains After Interim Trade Truce
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EU Should Ease Corporate Collaboration Fears, German Expert Says
Europe’s antitrust could ease firms’ concerns about potential fallout from working together by giving unofficial guidance.
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EU Should Ease Corporate Collaboration Fears, German Expert Says
Europe’s antitrust could ease firms’ concerns about potential fallout from working together by giving unofficial guidance.
