22 h. ago China home prices to fall 3.7% this year, extending declines into 2026

China home prices to fall 3.7% this year, extending declines into 2026- Reuters poll By Reuters  Investing.com

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22 h. ago China home prices to fall 3.7% this year, extending declines into 2026: Reuters poll

China home prices to fall 3.7% this year, extending declines into 2026: Reuters poll  Reuters

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25 h. ago China motorcyclist fulfils woman’s wish by honouring dead son at Tibet’s sacred stone

A young man in China who rode an electric motorcycle from his hometown in eastern China to Tibet has helped a woman realise her wish of bringing her deceased son’s photo to a stone renowned for being the closest place to heaven. Dou Jiaqi, who recently turned 18, completed his electric motorcycle journey from Xinyi, a small city in Jiangsu province, to Lhasa on November 24, as reported by the Xuzhou Daily. The 4,800-km journey took him 11 days, according to the report. About a week before Dou...

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45 h. ago Proposal for global minerals deal meets opposition as China looks away

Proposal for global minerals deal meets opposition as China looks away  Climate Home News

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48 h. ago China urged to boost innovation to drive development at home and abroad

China should focus on technological innovation to drive domestic and global development, a forum this week has heard. China would push for high-quality development and opening up to the outside world, Li Shulei, head of the Communist Party’s publicity department, told the 2025 Understanding China Conference in Guangzhou on Monday. The event, which ran between Sunday and Tuesday, was attended by around 800 people and technological innovation was a central theme. China also strove to help...

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69 h. ago China using AI as ‘precision instrument’ of censorship and repression, at home and abroad

China using AI as ‘precision instrument’ of censorship and repression, at home and abroad  theregister.com

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3 d. ago Made In China, Rejected At Home: Why Is Beijing Flooding Global Markets With Unsold Cars?

Made In China, Rejected At Home: Why Is Beijing Flooding Global Markets With Unsold Cars?  Times Now

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3 d. ago Chinese man comes home to become mover after decade in Australia, business failure

A middle-aged man who studied in Australia for 10 years before working as a house mover in northwestern China has been surprised to find many people contacting him online to learn English. The rush to learn came after people saw him speak fluent English on social media. The interest has prompted Jia Yuhui to create an English training business, according to a report by Jiupai News. Born in the 1980s to a once wealthy family in China, Jia was able to study in Australia for a decade. He returned...

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3 d. ago China floods the world with gasoline cars it cannot sell at home

China floods the world with gasoline cars it cannot sell at home  Automotive News

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4 d. ago China Tells Stats Providers to Halt Home Sales Data Publication

China Tells Stats Providers to Halt Home Sales Data Publication  Bloomberg.com

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4 d. ago China's homegrown C919 makes first flight to plateau airport

China's homegrown C919 makes first flight to plateau airport  ecns.cn

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4 d. ago China’s November new home prices climb but resale values extend declines, survey shows By Reuters

China’s November new home prices climb but resale values extend declines, survey shows By Reuters  Investing.com

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4 d. ago China's November new home prices climb but resale values extend declines, survey shows

China's November new home prices climb but resale values extend declines, survey shows  Reuters

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5 d. ago China’s Private Data On Home Sales Vanishes After Vanke Turmoil

China’s Private Data On Home Sales Vanishes After Vanke Turmoil  Bloomberg.com

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5 d. ago China’s pursuit of stable growth at home is a gift of steadiness to the world

China’s pursuit of stable growth at home is a gift of steadiness to the world  Global Times

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5 d. ago Why do Chinese no longer feel the need to boycott Japanese products?

During past flare-ups in diplomatic tensions between China and Japan, Chinese consumers spontaneously boycotted Japanese goods. But the latest row, sparked by controversial remarks on Taiwan by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, has met with a markedly different response, with almost no one in China calling for a boycott of Japanese products. Part of the reason for the turnaround is a seismic shift in China’s consumer market, with the Japanese home appliances, digital gadgets and cars once...

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6 d. ago China says its homegrown 14nm chips rival NVIDIA's 4nm chips

China says its homegrown 14nm chips rival NVIDIA's 4nm chips  TweakTown

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6 d. ago China’s first own passenger jet Comac ARJ21 debuts in 2015 – SCMP archive

This article was first published on November 30, 2015. By Sijia Jiang After 13 years, China’s own passenger jet enters service China’s ambition of an indigenous plane took wings on Sunday (November 29, 2015) as its first home-grown passenger jet, the Comac ARJ21 (later rebranded as the C909), entered commercial service after 13 years in the making. Configured with 90 economy-class seats, the jet was delivered to its launch customer, Chengdu Airlines, from Comac’s Shanghai factory and flown to...

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7 d. ago Chinese homeless man fakes wealth, hires women for companionship, lives luxury life

A homeless Chinese man deceived others by posing as a wealthy individual and, over a span of 10 days, managed to “hire” five women for companionship, using their money to fund visits to high-end establishments, buy new clothes, and even acquire the latest smartphone. The scam came to light in August when police in Putuo District, Shanghai, received a report from a woman using the alias Liu Qian. She claimed that she had been swindled by a 36-year-old man surnamed Chen, who pretended to be a...

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8 d. ago Stampede for Moore Threads’ IPO as China flexes its GPU ambitions

Chinese onshore investor frenzy for artificial intelligence chips has intensified, with the initial public offering (IPO) of Beijing-based graphics processing unit (GPU) maker Moore Threads drawing more than 4,000 times subscription from retail investors this week. The red-hot demand for Moore Threads highlights China’s determination to build home-grown alternatives to Nvidia’s chips, and is expected to accelerate listing plans for other domestic GPU developers, from MetaX to Biren...

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