60 h. ago Totalitarianism in China: Resurrected and Rejuvenated by Reform

Totalitarianism in China: Resurrected and Rejuvenated by Reform  The Diplomat – Asia-Pacific Current Affairs Magazine

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9 d. ago Ant Group Delays Hong Kong Brokerage Takeover as Beijing Approval Drags

Ant Group Delays Hong Kong Brokerage Takeover as Beijing Approval Drags  Caixin Global

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2 w. ago Xi taps Hu Yaobang’s legacy to rally Communist Party to ‘crack hard nuts’

Chinese President Xi Jinping has paid tribute to late reformist leader Hu Yaobang by urging today’s Communist Party cadres to follow in his footsteps to tackle the country’s tough issues. At the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Thursday, Xi said that opening up and reform were the “magical instruments” of China’s modernisation but the party still had to “crack the hard nuts” to counter challenges and to improve governance. He issued the call at a symposium to mark the 110th anniversary of...

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2 w. ago China reform speeds up cosmetics approvals as global players boost R&D

China reform speeds up cosmetics approvals as global players boost R&D  www.personalcareinsights.com

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3 w. ago Trump signs bill to end shutdown, China leads patent race: SCMP daily highlights

Catch up on some of SCMP’s biggest China stories of the day. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Trump signs funding bill to end longest US government shutdown US President Donald Trump signed a bill to end the record-breaking US government shutdown after the House of Representatives approved a bipartisan funding deal on Wednesday. 2. China dominates global patent race with record filings China submitted the highest number of patent applications in...

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3 w. ago What Are The Implications Of The Gold Market VAT Reform In China? (NYSEARCA:GLD)

What Are The Implications Of The Gold Market VAT Reform In China? (NYSEARCA:GLD)  Seeking Alpha

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4 w. ago How Deng Xiaoping secured China’s winning hand in the tech war

On the 60th anniversary of the establishment of the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in 2007, a celebratory special by state media included a brief history of the late Deng Xiaoping’s observations. “In June 1987, while analysing Inner Mongolia’s economic development, Deng Xiaoping, the chief architect of China’s reform and opening-up, predicted that Inner Mongolia was likely to ‘take the lead’,” it read. Under a black and white photo, the text continued: “This was in January 1992, when he...

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