China’s TikTok Caught Spying on Millions of iPhone Users
China’s video sharing app TikTok has been caught spying on millions of iPhone users.
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Most of China’s BRI Projects Abroad Hit By Pandemic
The BRI is a billions worth plan from China. This project was launched back in 2013 when President Xi Jinping came into office. It has several objectives. First, it is to extend its influence in foreign countries. It will also boost China’s trade and investment. Finally, it will link Central Asia, Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Gulf Region via land and sea routes.
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Huawei Backed by Chinese Military, Says US
Apart from Huawei, they go on to say that the top 20 Chinese companies are also backed or owned by the Chinese military. These include video surveillance company Hikvision, and Chinese telecommunication companies China Mobile and Avic to name a few.
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Singapore Picks Nokia and Ericsson to Build 5G Networks
Singapore’s telecommunication companies have chosen Nokia and Ericsson to help build fifth generation (5G) networks.
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Majority Want to Continue Telecommuting After Pandemic
The Japanese government recently conducted a survey regarding the current work practices. Of all the respondents, 70% stated that they want to continue telecommuting – or working from home – even after the pandemic is over.Of those 70% in favor of telecommuting, these numbers can be categorized int
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China Suspends Chicken Imports from Tyson Foods
China has just suspended chicken imports from United States (US) company Tyson Foods. This happened after their facility in Arkansas tested positive for the Coronavirus.
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New Coronavirus Found in Beijing’s Seafood and Meat Products
Heavy traces of the new Coronavirus were just found in certain seafood and meat products in Beijing. An analysis of seafood and meat trading sections in Beijing has shown that they are heavily contaminated with the new Coronavirus.
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India to Boycott Chinese Goods After Border Battle
India has called for the boycott of all Chinese goods after the border battle turned bloody this past week. Apart from boycotting Chinese goods, the Indian government has added
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Asian Aviation Jobs Less Likely to be Cut
Asian aviation jobs are less likely to be cut as opposed to their European (EU) and United States (US).
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Covid-19 Changes How Chinese Restaurants Do Business
The Covid-19 virus has disrupted family values and drastically changed how Chinese restaurants do business.
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Questions Raised Over China Free-Trade Port Plan in Hainan
Experts are raising questions and concerns regarding China’s new free-trade port plan to take place in Hainan.
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Global Promotion on Cloud Event is on for the 127th Canton Fair
The 127th Canton Fair kicked off its promotion for the June 15-24, 2020 Online Event with a Global Promotion on Cloud Event for France. Held on June 2, 2020, this Global Promotion Event was attended…
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Beijing to Create Entity List to Rival US
Beijing is preparing to create their own entity list of businesses that will rival the one that the United States (US) has already made.
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India and Australia Sign Strategic Partnership
India and Australia have just come together and signed a strategic partnership. This took place as tensions between India and China continued to rise.
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UK to Sacrifice Free Trade Deal with China to Protect HK
The United Kingdom (UK) is willing to sacrifice their free trade deal with China in order to protect the citizens of Hong Kong (HK).
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China Interested in CPTPP Trade Agreement
China has shown renewed interest in the Comprehensive Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) Agreement.
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New Trillion Won Deal to Reshape S. Korea Economy
The South Korean government recently unveiled a new trillion won deal that will help revive and reshape their economy.
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Anger Mounts as US Takes Away HK Special Status
Anger among Hong Kong (HK) officials is mounting as the United States (US) is taking away the special status of the country.
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US Charges N. Korea $2.5 Billion in Sanctions
The United States (US) has just charged North Korea with USD $2.5 Billion in sanctions.
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China Pledges Massive Rescue Package for Jobs
China has just pledged a massive rescue package that will help people keep their jobs and livelihoods. This is the biggest economic rescue package proposed to date and hopes to stave off the effects…
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China’s Rich Avoiding HK Asset Parking
China’s rich are now avoiding parking their assets in Hong Kong.
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Singapore Jobs Faring Better than Hong Kong Counterpart
Singapore has been cutting far fewer jobs as compared to their Hong Kong counterpart.
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China to Rush Anti-sedition Laws in Hong Kong
China is rushing to force national security laws – like it’s anti-sedition laws – on Hong Kong.
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Turkey Makes Deal with Qatar as Economy Crumbles
Turkey has just made a deal with Qatar that hopes to keep their crumbling economy together.
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US to Potentially Delist Chinese Companies
The United States (US) Senate has just passed a bill that could potentially delist Chinese companies from the stock exchange.
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Jack Ma Resigns From SoftBank Board Position
Jack Ma has decided to resign from the board of SoftBank.
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Japan Falls Into Recession and Things May Get Worse
Japan has just fallen into a recession amidst this pandemic. Reports indicate that COVID-19 will continue to make things worse.
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Global Funds Finding Home in China's Stocks
Global funds are finding their way to China’s stocks amidst market dislocations caused by pandemic.
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China Threatens Australia's Iron Exports
China has just threatened to stop Australia’s iron exports pipeline to Beijing.
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China Pressured to Write Off Country Loans
China is under pressure to write off loans that it has saddled on other countries.
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Apple Eyes Production Shift from China to India
Apple is looking to shift its current production capabilities from China to India.
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Participation Fee Is Waived For The Online 127th Canton Fair
The current global pandemic, COVID-19, caused many event organizers to either cancel or postpone events. The 127th Canton Fair was not spared of this necessary move of postponement. The initial sched…
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Japan State of Emergency Extends; Restrictions Loosen
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has extended the country’s state of emergency, but is also loosening certain restrictions.
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Oil Prices Drastically Drop from New US-China Trade Spat
Oil prices have significantly dropped again after another trade spat between the United States (US) and China.
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China's Zijin Mining Warns PNG Over End of Gold Mine Lease
China’s Zijin Mining issues a warning to Papua New Guinea (PNG) if the lease for a co-owned gold mine is not renewed.
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China Gives Billions of Vouchers to Jumpstart Spending
The Chinese government is hoping to jumpstart store spending by giving out billions worth of vouchers.
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North Korea Reports Panic Buying
North Korea has just reported sightings of panic buying at certain stores at Pyongyang.
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India Stocks Continue to Rise for Two Days Straight
India’s stocks are on the rise for the second day in a row.
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China's Toilet Paper Company Profits
China’s biggest toilet paper manufacturing company is experiencing their most profitable quarter since 2015. This is largely due to the pandemic leading to panic hoarding from Hong Kong to Sydney.
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NATO Warns US and EU of China Stock Buying Spree
NATO has laid out a warning to the United States (US) and Europe of China’s stock buying spree.
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India to Require Approval for Chinese Investments
India will be requiring further approval for all future Chinese investments.
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Reliance on China’s Manufacturing to Lessen
The Chinese CEO of an American company said that the reliance on China’s Manufacturing will lessen moving forward.
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Indonesians Face Job Loss and Poverty in Face of Recession
Millions of Indonesians will be losing their jobs and falling into poverty due to the upcoming recession.
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247,000 Chinese Companies Declare Bankruptcy
Almost a quarter of a million Chinese companies have declared bankruptcy for the first two months of the year.
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Japan Pays Companies to Leave China
Japan will be paying companies in China to leave and relocate to other countries.
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Taiwan's Medical Aid to Countries Attracts Ire of China
Taiwan has added to their efforts of sending medical aid to other countries. While admirable, it has attracted the ire of China.
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Japan's Tourism Takes Big Hit From Coronavirus
The Coronavirus has dealt a massive blow to Japan’s tourism.
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China's Luckin Coffee Stocks Fall by 80%
The stocks of Chinese company Luckin Coffee have fallen by 80%. This occurred after an investigation showed that the COO was falsifying sales reports in 2019.
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China to Strategically Purchase Oil After Price Crash
China is planning to strategically purchase oil for their federal reserves. This move was prompted by the oil’s massive price crash.
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Chinese Wet Markets Still Continue Operations
Despite the spread of the Coronavirus pandemic, the wet markets in China still continue their operations.
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Japan Next Country to Ban Entry on Foreigners
Japan is set to be the next country that bans entry of foreigners.
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China Factories Reopen to Massive Layoffs
China factories have reopened only to layoff people due to the worldwide effects of the Coronavirus outbreak.
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India Announces Billion Dollar Stimulus Package
India has just announced a new billion Dollar stimulus package that will work for the millions affected by the Coronavirus.
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China Suspends Entry of Any Foreigners
China has just announced that they will be suspending the entry of any and all foreigners into the country.
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New Drafted Law Stops Wildlife Trading in Vietnam
A law will be drafted that looks to put an end to Vietnam’s wildlife trading.
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South Korea Announces East Asia's First Climate Manifesto
South Korea has just announced East Asia’s first ever climate manifesto.
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Wuhan Has No New Local Cases Since Outbreak
China has reported that Wuhan has had no new local cases of the Coronavirus since the outbreak began.
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Japan Flu Treatment Effective Against Coronavirus Says China
Medical experts and authorities in Chinese have praised a flu treatment from Japan. They praise its “clear effectiveness” against the Coronavirus.
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China's Economy Shows Massive Contraction
Recent data suggests that China’s economy is poised for a massive contraction.
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South Korea Bans Short Selling for Shares
The financial regulation of South Korea has just prohibited the short selling of certain shares on the Kosdaq and Kospi. This ban will start on the 16th of March and will last for six months.
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Jack Ma Sends Coronavirus Aid to Europe
Alibaba CEO Jack Ma has just sent essential important supplies to Europe. These supplies will aid Europe in the fight against the Coronavirus.
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Worldwide Food Concerns Overshadowed by the Coronavirus
With news of increased Coronavirus cases and lockdowns always present, worldwide food concerns have been largely overshadowed.
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Philippines Capital Placed on Lockdown Due to Coronavirus
The capital of the Philippines – Metro Manila – has just been put on lockdown due to the rapid increase of Coronavirus cases.
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Japan Opens World's Largest Hydrogen Plant
Japan has just opened the world’s largest hydrogen plant.
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Coronavirus Lessens China's Gas Emissions
The Coronavirus has lessened China’s greenhouse gas emissions.
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Details About Entering China Amidst the Coronavirus
With the infection rate of the Coronavirus, China has mostly been cordoned off. Numerous safety measures are in place to ensure that people are kept safe.
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Global Sources Spring Show Series Cancelled Due to Coronavirus
Global Sources has just cancelled their Spring Show Series. They did so to protect people from the Coronavirus.
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India to Find Alternative to China for Source of Items
India is trying to find an alternative to China for the source of some of their items.
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Factories Start Reopening as Coronavirus Slow
China’s factories start reopening as new cases of Coronavirus slow to a crawl.
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Tokyo Olympics Possibly Postponed Due to Coronavirus
The International Olympic Committee is looking to postpone or outright cancel the upcoming Olympics. This could be the case if the fast spreading Coronavirus is not handled.
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HK Gov't to Provide More than $1000 to Adults
In the midst of economic and social woes, Hong Kong’s government is planning on passing out more than $1,000 to adults.
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Gold Mine Found in India 5 Times Larger than Gov't Reserves
A massive gold mine was just discovered in India. The contents in the mine were found to be five times larger than the gold reserves that the government has.
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HKTDC Trade Shows and Events Postponed
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) has just postponed several trade shows and events due to COVID-19.
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India Jumps to 5th Largest Economy
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has just reported that India has jumped to the 5th largest economy in the world.
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Selling from Suitcases: Facing the Close of Electronics Haven Huaqiangbei
People have started selling electronics from bags and suitcases despite Huaqiangbei being closed.
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Japan to Continue Prep for President Jinping's Visit
Japan and China have recently confirmed that they will continue their preparations for President Xi Jinping’s visit.
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China to Destroy Money for Coronavirus Safety
China will be destroying money as a precaution for the Coronavirus.
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New Indonesian Bill Threatens to Ignore Environment Concerns for Profit
Indonesia has just introduced a new environmental bill that threatens to ignore environmental concerns for profits.
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Huawei Charged for Stealing Trade Secrets from US
Huawei has just been charged for stealing trade secrets by the United States’ (US) Justice Department.
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Philippine President Voices Termination of Visiting Forces Agreement with US
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has just voiced his plan of terminating the visiting forces agreement (VFA) with the United States (US).
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Coronavirus Troubles China's Electronics Manufacturing
The Coronavirus is continually causing troubles for China’s electronics manufacturing.
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China to Cut Tariffs on Billions Worth of US Goods
The Chinese government has recently announced that they will be cutting the tariffs on billions worth of US goods. The U.S. goods are known to be valued at around $75 billion.
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Coronavirus Infects Economies
Coronavius has spread all over the world. Upon analysis, the Coronavirus has also infected the economies of many countries.
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China Oil Demands Decrease by 20%
China’s overall demand for oil has decreased by a total of 20% due to the Coronavirus.
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Canton Fair 2020 to be Held Online on June 15 - 24
UPDATE(May 10, 2020): The Ministry of Commerce had a recent announcement regarding exhibiting fees during the online Canton Fair to be held on June 15 to 24, 2020. In its announcement it clearly stat…
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Thailand Finds Coronavirus "Cure" in HIV Drug Cocktail
Thailand’s health ministry says that they have found a cure for the Coronavirus.
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Hong Kong Loses Title of Largest Real Estate Market
Hong Kong has just lost its claim to being the largest real estate market in the world in 2019. It has shifted down two spots, with Japan and South Korea taking the first two spots respectively.
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WHO Declares Global Health Emergency for Coronavirus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has finally declared a global health emergency due to the Coronavirus.
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Wildlife Trade Banned in China Due to the Coronavirus Outbreak
The Chinese government has banned the trading of all wildlife. This came about because of the continuous spread of the Coronavirus.
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Satellite Images Reveal Missile Site Activity in North Korea
Satellite images have just revealed activity in a North Korean missile site.
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Textile Skills Framework Birthed from China-Pakistan Cooperation
China and Pakistan have agreed to have a textile skills framework. This new framework came from the recent China-Pakistan Economic Corridor or CPEC.
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Coronavirus Spreads Domestic and International Problems
The Coronavirus from China is spreading more than just a disease. With the virus spreading, it is causing problems the world over.
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North Korea Develops New 'Fast' Missile
A United States (US) general revealed that North Korea is developing a new type of missile. This new missile is said to be faster than most.
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Japan Survey Reveals Desire for Better Foreign Resident Care
A recent survey revealed that the Japanese citizens desire a better environment and care for foreign residents in the country.
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India Business Owners Protest Massive Amazon Investment
Small India Business Owners have rallied together and are starting to protest. They are currently protesting against the massive investment that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos have announced for India.
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Phase One Deal Signed in US-China Trade War
United States President Donald Trump has officially signed a phase one deal. This deal moves the US-China trade war forward after months of standstill.
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China Set to Unveil New Digital Currency DCEP
China is set to unveil their new digital currency. It has been reported that it will be called DCEP.
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Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen Re-elected; Beats Beijing Candidate
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen has just won the election, starting her second term in office. She beat out the candidate close to Beijing.
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New Labour Rules Make Indonesian Trade Unions Rally
The Indonesia Government is prioritizing the revamp of several labour rules. The trade unions have caught wind of these planned changes and are taking to the streets to rally against it.
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Foreign Teaching Materials Not Allowed in China
A new guideline has just been enforced on China’s education system. The new guideline states that all foreign teaching material will no longer be allowed in China.
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Major HK Government Change a First Since Start of Protests
The Chinese government has changed Hong Kong’s top liaison. This change is the first major government change since the protests started last year.
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Fear Spreads Due to SARS-like Mystery Virus Outbreak
Fear spreads to Asian governments as SARS-like virus is detected in China. These include Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore.
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US to Send Japanese Astronauts to the Moon
The United States government is partnering with Japan to send Japanese astronauts to the moon.
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Thailand Introduces Plastic Ban in 2020
Thailand has just introduced and enforced a plastic ban throughout the country for 2020 and moving forward.
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50,000 Free Flights to be Given by Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines has announced they will be giving out 50,000 free flights. The flights are slated to take place by mid 2020 during the summertime.
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Chinese Company to Open Water Mining Op in Australia
A Chinese company will be opening a water mining operation in Queensland, Australia. This endeavor hopes to bring water to a population that is rapidly running out of it.
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$7 Billion Plan Brings Big and Small China Pig Farmers Together
A new plan worth $7 billion is being enacted to combat the dwindling rates of pigs in China. This plan will see China’s major pig farmers partner up with smaller farms.
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Most Valuable Asian Company Alibaba Now Valued at $500 Billion
China tech giant Alibaba is now the most valuable company throughout all of Asia. It’s total market cap is more than $500 billion.
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Hong Kong Malls to be Flooded by Protesters
Hong Kong protesters have said that they will be trashing malls during the Christmas season. This was in response to the Hong Kong government not acquiescing to their demands.
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Influential Muslims Urge the Boycott of Chinese Products
Influential Muslims have urged for their respective countries to boycott the buying of Chinese products. They hope that through doing this, it can help bring justice to the Uighurs in China.
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China Applies New Tariff Exemptions for US Imports
China has just applied new tariff exemptions for certain imports coming from the United States.
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JP Morgan Expands into China
American multinational investment bank and financial services holding company JP Morgan is finally expanding into China.
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Pentagon Puts China as the Top Military Priority
The United States’ Pentagon has put China on top military priority. China has taken the place of Russia as the top priority.
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China Threatens Germany if Huawei 5G is Pulled
China has threatened Germany if they were to follow through on pulling the Huawei 5G technology.
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China Eyes Macau as Next Hong Kong
China is eyeing Macau as its financial center akin to Hong Kong.
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Recent Survey Reveals Japanese Youth Low on Aspirations
A recent survey revealed that young Japanese citizens have low levels of hopes and aspirations. This survey was done by the Nippon Foundation. They interviewed over 9,000 citizens under the age of 18…
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China Exports Continue to Fall
The exports of China have continued to fall this month. This marks the fourth straight month where China’s exports have decreased.
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China Orders Removal of Foreign Hardware and Software
The Chinese government has ordered their companies to remove all foreign hardware and software. They have given their companies a total of three years to do so.
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China Incursions Near Japanese Islands Hit Record Number
China’s incursions to Japanese islands have hit record numbers. This year alone, China has gone into Japan-exclusive waters more than 1,000 times.
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America Passes Uighur Bill Against China
The United States has just passed the Uighur Bill. This bill will allow for sanctions to be placed on Chinese officials that have been harming the Uighur population.
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North Korea Ballistic Missile Threat Looms Over Japan
North Korea has just threatened Japan with ballistic missiles. While the threat was said in passing from a state media report, it is still something that perks up people’s ears.
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China Weaponizes Smartphone for Surveillance
China has weaponized smartphones for surveillance purposes. Forbes has published an article revealing a file sharing app is being used to target the Uighur Muslim popoulation in China.
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China Warns Against CO2 Border Tax
China has released a statement warning against the impending Carbon Border Tax. China says that this European proposal will ultimately hinder the fight against climate change instead of helping it.
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Asian Markets Weaken Over Trump's Signing of Hong Kong Bill
The position of Asian markets have just weakened. This happened right after United States President Donald Trump signed the Hong Kong bill supporting the protesters.
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South Korea and Japan Extend Military Intelligence Sharing Pact
South Korea and Japan have agreed to extend their military intelligence sharing pact. Earlier this week, it was unsure whether the pact would be extended. The decision came at the last minute.
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Hong Kong's Rich Planning Escape Routes for Their Money
The rich citizens of Hong Kong are planning escape routes for their money. Several banks are reporting on some activity from Hong Kong’s rich.
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US Senators Pass Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act
Senators from the United States have passed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act. Under this act, sanctions are allowed to be placed on individuals who are threatening the autonomous nature o…
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China Signs Defense Agreement with South Korea
China has signed a defense agreement with South Korea. This comes days after tensions between the United States and South Korea have reached a boiling point.
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China Puts Full Support in AI and Blockchain
China puts their full support in developing artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology domestically. The country sees these two technologies as important to the future.
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US Fast Tracks Hong Kong Bill
The United States is fast tracking their Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act. This is being done due to the increasing violence of the prolonged protests.
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Hong Kong Universities Go Online in the Wake of the Protests
Several Hong Kong Universities have opted for their classes to go online. This is primarily due to the damages and inconveniences caused by the protests.
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The Black Plague Returns in China
The black plague has recently returned in two patients in China. It is also commonly referred to as pneumonic plague.
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Disneyland Profits Suffer from HK Protests
Hong Kong’s Disneyland theme park reports major losses amidst the protests in the country.
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Toxic Chemicals Banned by Thailand Rice Exporters
Thailand rice exporters have banned several toxic chemicals used for growing rice. A total of three chemicals have been banned.
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China Approves New Seaweed-based Alzheimer’s Drug
China has just approved a new drug that will help patients with Alzheimer’s disease. The drug is called Oligomannate. It is based on seaweed.
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India's Pollution Reach 'Unbearable' Levels
India’s air pollution levels have recently reached unbearable levels. This has affected people’s health, construction activities, and even flights.
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Escapee from China’s Re-education Camp Shares Horrors
Uighur Muslim teacher escapes China’s re-education camps and shares the horrors she witnessed.
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China Rises Through “Ease of Business” Ranks
China rises through the ranks of countries that are easy to conduct business in. With this improvement, they have jumped over France.
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Hundreds of Pakistani Children Found with AIDS
Hundreds of Pakistani children have been found with AIDS. Over 900 children have tested positive for it. This resulted in fevers that treatments could not quell. The news was broken by a report from…
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HK Tourism Sector Receives HK$100 Million Government Support
Hong Kong’s tourism sector is getting massive support from the government. However, critics and those within the sector say that the support is ultimately meaningless.
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Apple CEO New Chairman of Chinese University
Apple CEO Tim Cook has just been appointed as the chairman of Tsinghua University, specifically of the advisory board of its economics college. He is said to hold the role for at least three years.
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Shopee Super Shopping Festival Explosion: Insights Beyond the Sale
Shopee’s Supper Shopping Festival was a resounding success. The recent sale extravaganza had positive results all around.
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Amazon Global Selling Sets Up Its Vietnam Team
Amazon Global Selling has just set up a team in Vietnam. The team was put together on the 18th of October, to help and work with other Vietnamese shops and stores sell their products globally online.
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NBA Fans Support Hong Kong Protests
Fans of the National Basketball Association (NBA) show support for the Hong Kong protests in preseason games.
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Billion Dollar Mystery Trades Prior to Trump's Positive China Comments
Hours before United States President Donald Trump tweeted that business talks with China were moving forward well, a series of mystery bets valued in the billions took place.
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Japan Returns To Whaling
Japan has returned to hunting whales. This move comes 33 years after the International Whaling Commission (IWC) banned all commercial whaling.
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China Requiring Facial Scans for Phone and Internet Services
Chinese citizens are now being required to submit to facial scans to sign up for internet or get a new mobile number.
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China Breeds Polar Bear-sized Pigs
China is currently breeding pigs that are as big as polar bears. The pigs are currently being bred in a farm in the southern part of China.
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iOS Store Pulls then Returns HK Protesters Safety App
Early this week, Apple’s iOS store pulled the Hong Kong protesters safety app. The safety app is called HKmap Live.
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Samsung Pulls Smartphone Production Out of China
Samsung has pulled all smartphone production out of China. The decision came due to the low market shares the company has in the country. It is to be noted that China is known as the leading smartph…
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Hong Kong Protests Drastically Drop Hotel and Airfare Rates
Current Hong Kong hotel and airfare rates have drastically dropped due to the sustained protests. The hotel rates have dropped to as low as $7 (USD), while the airfare rates are at $150. (USD)
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Saudi Arabia Strips Dress Code for Female Foreigners
(Saudi Arabian women wearing the traditional “Abaya”)
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Hong Kong Real Estate Prices Stay Strong Amidst Protests
(Apartments, Nathan Road, Hong Kong)
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Drone Attacks Cut Saudi Oil Production in Half
(Aerial view of Khurais oilfield, which was attacked by drones)
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Hong Kong Retailers Suffer Due to Protests
(Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay, the biggest shopping district, suffers the most from protests)
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China’s Pork Supply Hits Low Levels
(China’s pork market amidst the African swine fever epidemic)
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Taiwan Warns Against China Travel After Businessman Detained
(A moment of the protests going on in Hong Kong)
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First Female Singapore President Visits PH
The first female President of Singapore, Halimah Yacob is visiting the Philippines to celebrate the anniversary of both country’s diplomatic cooperation. Yacob is in Manila for a total of five days.…
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HK Leader Carrie Lam Withdraws Extradition Bill
Carrie Lam, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, will be withdrawing the extradition bill that was proposed last February 2019. Lam’s decision comes five months after the massive protests carried out by…
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Annoucement: ANZCOM South China Disbanding
Sad news today.
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Dear Global Business Enthusiast, In that awkward time between Solar and Lunar new years, and it is an even tighter gap this year with today being the last day many of our suppliers in China are open.…
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Introducing The New Column
Mike has asked me to supply a brief column that would hopefully lucidly (and, even more hopefully, succinctly) elaborate on the “events of the day”. It used to be that all of us going/dealing in fore…