68 h. ago Hong Kong travel agency probed for announcing closure only a day before it folds

A Hong Kong travel agency has allegedly broken the law by announcing its plan to fold only a day before its closure, affecting 1,500 customers and involving around HK$1.7 million (US$218,400), according to a watchdog. The Travel Industry Authority on Wednesday vowed to investigate M&F Lucky Holiday Limited over its alleged rule violation after the company announced its intention to cease operations on Tuesday, a day before it shut down. “It constitutes a breach of the ordinance,” the watchdog...

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68 h. ago Hong Kong travel agency probed for revealing closure day before it folded

A Hong Kong travel agency has allegedly broken the law by announcing its plan to fold only a day before its closure, affecting 1,500 customers and involving about HK$1.7 million (US$218,400), according to a watchdog. The Travel Industry Authority on Wednesday vowed to investigate M&F Lucky Holiday after the company announced on Monday its intention to cease operations the following day. “It constitutes a breach of the ordinance,” the watchdog said, referring to the Travel Industry Ordinance,...

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4 d. ago JA Solar Settles Patent Fight as China’s Solar Downturn Drags On

JA Solar Settles Patent Fight as China’s Solar Downturn Drags On  Bloomberg.com

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4 d. ago Canadian Solar Transfers Assets to Avoid US Scrutiny on China

Canadian Solar Transfers Assets to Avoid US Scrutiny on China  Bloomberg.com

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6 d. ago Patrick wants Texas Senate to probe solar firms for alleged China ties

Patrick wants Texas Senate to probe solar firms for alleged China ties  Houston Chronicle

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7 d. ago China vows to curb excessive competition in battery industry

China vows to curb excessive competition in battery industry  CnEVPost

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8 d. ago China’s top economic planning agency warns of rise of too many robots

Beijing has flagged risks of excessive duplication in China’s rapidly growing humanoid robot sector, vowing to strengthen guidance for an industry that officials have identified as an important engine of future growth. Driven by an influx of new capital, the number of humanoid robot companies in China has climbed to over 150 and is continuing to grow, National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) spokeswoman Li Chao told a news conference in Beijing on Thursday. “More than half of them are...

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9 d. ago China unveils plan to find a habitable ‘second Earth’ outside the solar system

China unveils plan to find a habitable ‘second Earth’ outside the solar system  Thred

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1 week ago Africa's solar power revolution driven by China's investment

Africa's solar power revolution driven by China's investment  DW

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1 week ago China’s Solar Additions Rebound as Policy Shift Uncertainty Fades

China’s Solar Additions Rebound as Policy Shift Uncertainty Fades  Yahoo Finance Singapore

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1 week ago China's Solar Great Wall: Turning desert into green powerhouse

China's Solar Great Wall: Turning desert into green powerhouse  news.cgtn.com

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2 w. ago SunHydrogen Expands on Collaboration with Partner CNBM’s CTF Solar GmbH at China International Import Expo

SunHydrogen Expands on Collaboration with Partner CNBM’s CTF Solar GmbH at China International Import Expo  Yahoo Finance

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2 w. ago China’s Tongwei Says Confident in Solar Sector Consolidation

China’s Tongwei Says Confident in Solar Sector Consolidation  Bloomberg.com

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3 w. ago China’s solar industry vows ‘fight to the end’ against cutthroat competition

China’s solar industry association has pledged to “fight to the end” to curb cutthroat competition driven by oversupply, vowing to restore fair market order through industry self-discipline. “Don’t underestimate the determination behind the policy,” Liu Yiyang, executive secretary general of the China Photovoltaic Industry Association (CPIA), said in a post on his private WeChat Moments social media feed, according to a report by Jiemian News, a business news website based in Shanghai. “We will...

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3 w. ago ‘Don’t underestimate’ efforts to curb price wars, China’s solar sector warns

China’s solar industry association has pledged to “fight to the end” to curb cutthroat competition driven by oversupply, vowing to restore fair market order through industry self-discipline. “Don’t underestimate the determination behind the policy,” Liu Yiyang, executive secretary general of the China Photovoltaic Industry Association (CPIA), said in a post on his private WeChat Moments social media feed, according to a report by Jiemian News, a business news website based in Shanghai. “We will...

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