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In today’s episode: The latest drama from the disgraced coffee chain; why green financing schemes aren’t always as environmentally friendly as they appear; central bank to purchase billions of microloans from domestic lenders to help small businesses pull through.
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This week on the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: China’s national legislature has approved the nation’s first civil code, China’s Premier Lǐ Kēqiáng 李克强 sent out a powerful signal that the country could join Asia-Pacific’s largest free-trade pact, and Chinese drone operator EHang gets state approval to have its drones used for air logistics in China.
In addition, we speak with Doug Young, Caixin Global managing editor, about the dwindling number of international flights that are entering and exiting China due to the pandemic.
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In today’s episode: What China’s participation in CPTPP could mean for geopolitics; testing times may lie ahead for exports and employment; and how the nation’s first civil code could change the government’s relationship to markets and enshrine certain rights.
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As the pandemic continues to shake the economy, policymakers are divided on whether the PBOC should buy government bonds. Those in favour say such action is warranted given Covid-19’s devastating economic impact. Critics voice concerns including higher inflation and currency depreciation.
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Six years ago, China introduced a system intended to track and punish unscrupulous businesses. Not surprisingly, credit restoration services have now sprung up help such dodgy companies clear their names and get off this blacklist without spending much time or money.
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In today’s episode: business booms for Chinese testing equipment maker as the pandemic rages on; why moving supply chains out of China is a lot more complicated than you might think; and blind box toy brand Pop Mart sets sights on Hong Kong IPO.
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In today’s episode: the latest on the ongoing saga of a Huawei executive’s possible extradition from Canada to the U.S.; asymptomatic coronavirus cases create headaches for policymakers; and how the latest innovation in banking has caught the attention of regulators.
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In today’s episode: Why the U.K.’s stance on Huawei could threaten its relations with Beijing and Washington; the loophole that gets companies off social credit blacklist; and how the e-commerce sector is weathering the coronavirus epidemic.
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This week on the Caixin-Sinica Business Brief: Nestlé invests $100 million into a plant-based food factory in China; and the United States Department of Commerce Entity List expands to include several research firms, as well as Chinese national security, surveillance, and cybersecurity companies.
In addition, we speak with Doug Young, Caixin Global managing editor, who tells us about the changing conditions for Chinese companies that want to list publicly on United States stock exchanges.
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In today’s episode: Washington’s new policy could bar Chinese carriers for a month; “Bat woman” virologist denies claims Covid-19 originated from a Wuhan lab; state to pump 50 billion yuan to ease financial pressure on railway construction.
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