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Today's episode discusses:Chinese embassy staff in UK to verify 'relevant information' after British police say victims are thought to be Chinese nationals; Has Tiktok's growth reached a plateau?; Bankrupt Chinese fuel trader claims $5.66 billion from Mercuria.

Today's episode discusses: ​Tencent shares risk falling under support level after screening of NBA games; China reports $67 trillion book of state assets; Xiaoxing Xi, a Chinese-born American physicist wins top science prize.

Today's episode discusses how China's regulators are fighting back against illegal web harvesting; Huawei's lobbying spending hits record high with hire of Trump fundraiser; STEM student visas still subject to administrative processing by U.S. Embassy

Today's episode discusses: how the 996 routine swept across China's industries; how to make sense of China's milk tea sensation; regulators see a microblending future for the troubled P2P industry.

 Today's episode discusses Hong Kong suspect behind extradition bill controversy  to hand himself in to Taiwan; the $2.7 billion fake gold heist that tarnished local lending; Chinese state firm to revive $6.6 billion mining sch​eme in Western Australia.​​​​​​​​​​​

Today's episode discusses China economic growth falling to its lowest in nearly 30 years; the country's new measures to tackle pollution; State shipbuilding giant CMIH invites investors in search for listing.

Tune into the essential economic and business straight from Caixin's Beijing studio. 

Today's episode discusses:

Why Hong Kong is rolling out new housing affordability and access measures; Huawei's robust revenue growth despite the U.S. export ban; IMF's policy recommendations for China 

Why China's $2 trillion private equity industry may actually be controlled by fewer than 2,000 individuals; Why total credit growth accelerated September yet much of the increase reflected debt swaps; How China is overtaking the US in developing Electric-Vehicle charging stations.

China's consumer inflation soars to a near six-year high on the back on pigs.

The impact of the African Swine Fever hits China as consumer inflation hit its highest level in nearly six years as its consumer price index (CPI) edged up 0.2 percentage points to a 3% year-on-year rise.

- Chinese investment in Vietnam picks up amid U.S. trade war.

- Bank of East Asia profit plunges 75% on mainland property loans.

- China calls on Philippines to ban online gambling: Bloomberg.

- MUCH more.

“China Biz Roundup” brings you the day’s top China stories compiled for you from our Beijing newsroom and nationwide.

Catch us on your commute, or wherever you are, while we provide you with exactly what you need to know about China, on this day.

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