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- Cinema regulator resumes licensing as consolidation looms.
- Swine flu prevention moves to the slaughterhouse.
- After food scandal, new rule requires school officials to dine with students.
- MUCH more.
- China increases U.S. Treasury holdings for second straight month.
- New income tax law takes bite from government coffers.
- Analysts butt heads over outlook for China’s surging stock market.
- MUCH more.
CORRECTIONS:
The first story on the Mar. 18 episode erroneously referred to the new Science and Technology Innovation Board as a high-tech stock exchange. It is a high-tech board.
The third story misstates the acronym for value-added tax. It is VAT, not VTA.
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- China securities regulator sets out ambitious 2019 work plan.
- Shaanxi corruption official under investigation — for corruption.
- China became net importer of rare earths in 2018 for the first time since 1985.
- MUCH more.
- China’s legislature passes new Foreign Investment Law.
- China’s 2017 GDP data was not falsified, official says.
- Vietnam welcomes companies moving production from China.
- MUCH more.
- Apple, WeChat tussle over how to divvy up mini program revenue.
- Livestreaming industry is now ‘Tencent-led oligopoly.’
- Chengdu parents found moldy food served to children at school.
- MUCH more.
- China has no timetable to resume flights of Boeing 737 Max 8.
- China’s online tutoring industry to get supervision, minister says.
- 819 defendants were found not guilty nationwide last year, top Chinese court reveals.
- MUCH more.
- 145 million Chinese people to pay 70% less income tax this year.
- Passenger car sales sink further in February.
- Scandal-hit stars should compensate studios for money-losing films, political advisors say.
- MUCH more.
- China grounds Boeing 737 Max planes after deadly Ethiopia crash.
- Central bank says still room for reserve ratio cut but less than before.
- China drafting property tax law, NPC to consider “when time ripe.”
- MUCH more.
- China’s February exports slump at steepest pace in three years.
- Russia-to-China “Power of Siberia” pipeline to open in 2019.
- Guangzhou’s toilets to offer “business opportunities.”
- MUCH more.
- Huawei sues U.S. government over equipment ban.
- State firm profits will pay for tax cuts, Sinochem chief says.
- iPhone prices slashed on e-commerce sites for second time this year.
- MUCH more.
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