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In today’s episode: US-China Business Council survey finds nearly 90% of American firms have no plans to move production out of the Asian country; how Huawei and ZTE could soon be excluded from India’s 5G trials; and another lender looks set to join a regional banking merger in Shanxi province as part of an ongoing corruption cleanup campaign

In today’s episode:  Wildlife traders struggle to transition to new industries following China’s crackdown on eating exotic animals; Cathay Pacific Airways' stock jumps the most in 12 years but the airline still sees turbulence ahead;  and what American regulators can and cannot inspect when it comes to Chinese companies listed in the U.S.

In today's episode: state-owned bad bank chief accused of taking more bribes; than anyone else in the country; France’s privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into Tiktok; and Chinese mainland firms outnumber U.S. in Fortune 500 global companies list, but lag in profitability.

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In today’s episode:  China’s commercial capital reports 18 new infections as city emerges as top national gateway for international flights; speculation that Microsoft is preparing to leave China whips up a social media storm; and electric-car maker Xpeng plans to go public in New York.

In today’s episode: How Washington’s efforts to block key chipmakers from working with Chinese telecom giant Huawei could affect its business; domestic exports experience the fastest expansion since December; and is time up for TikTok in the U.S.?

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Encouraged by Beijing’s efforts to support the country’s chipmakers amid growing U.S.-China tech tensions, investors have poured their money into domestic manufacturers. However this episode reveals that the frenzy in the public market could very well come back to bite investors as the local semiconductor industry remains dependent on American technology, meaning China is still playing catch-up.

This podcast features in depth investigation into the virtual banks eyeing Hong Kong’s market. ZA, Airstar and WeLab banks are already up and running, while five others are gearing up to launch. But, the current circumstances are far from inviting. Not only has Hong Kong been rocked by the Covid-19 pandemic and civic unrest, but financial hub’s market is also rife with competition.

In today’s episode: ByteDance app plans to build data center in Dublin and chooses London as new headquarters amid U.S. pressure; what China’s foreign minister makes of the so-called 'new cold war' between Beijing and Washington; and Baoshang Bank files for bankruptcy in final cleanup.

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In today’s episode: After spending 27 years behind bars, Zhang Yuhuan was exonerated, with a court citing insufficient evident; domestic semiconductor stocks surged as China announces support policies; and profits nosedive at the company that provides the bulk of the nation’s electricity.

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In today’s podcast: U.S. president threatens to boot ByteDance app within six weeks unless a domestic company buys it; HSBC has bold plans to ramp up its wealth management business in the world’s most populous country; and mining giant Rio Tinto and its Chinese partner Chalco move forward on a critical iron ore mine in Guinea.

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