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Founders of Three Arrows, Failed Crypto Fund, Are Living Large
The implosion of Three Arrows Capital, a cryptocurrency hedge fund, devastated the industry. Its two founders spent the next year surfing, meditating and traveling the world.
Read moreWhat Tesla charging partnerships with Ford and GM mean for the EV industry
Ford Motor, General Motors and Tesla appear to have shifted the tide on the electric vehicle-charging infrastructure in North America.
Read moreLionel Messi is coming to Miami, and he's boosting MLS ticket sales big time
Lionel Messi's decision to join MLS club Inter Miami is giving the entire league a big financial boost.
Read moreLayoffs hit Colorado space companies as funding remains tight
The layoffs came at Ursa Major, which makes rocket engines, and Orbit Fab, a startup aiming to provide refueling services to spacecraft.
Read moreHave China’s central and eastern European trade ambitions reached the end of the line, and will bilateral deals fill the gap?
Lack of enthusiasm by central and eastern European governments for trade expo in Ningbo reflected their low expectations of gaining a foothold in the Chinese consumer market.
Read moreNetflix subscriptions rise as password-sharing crackdown takes effect
Netflix has seen a rise in new subscribers in the U.S. in recent days after rolling out its password sharing crackdown, according to new report.
Read moreAllina Health Pauses Policy of Cutting Off Care for Patients in Debt
Allina Health, a large health system in the Midwest, had withheld care for patients who had $4,500 in medical bills.
Read moreWilliam E. Spriggs, Economist Who Pushed for Racial Justice, Dies at 68
An educator who served in the Obama administration, he championed workers, especially Black workers, and challenged his profession’s racial assumptions.
Read moreWhat Do Binance.US’s New Rules on Trading Dollars Mean for Customers?
The company said that it would no longer allow trades with U.S. dollars on its platform. Customers were urged to withdraw funds by Tuesday.
Read moreEU is too important, diplomatically and economically, for China to neglect relations
Some might argue that the EU does not matter to China, but the bloc’s diplomatic and trade heft means Beijing should work to improve relations. The EU serves as a critical counterweight to the US and its allies, is China’s second-largest trading partner, and a key pillar in Beijing’s vision of a multipolar world.
Read moreReddit blackout: Subreddits to go private on Monday
More than 1,000 subreddits will be inaccessible for 48 hours to protest changes.
Read moreBinance Halts Trading in Dollars on Binance.US
Banks have signaled that they will stop working with the company’s American branch, it said, after the Securities and Exchange Commission sued it this week.
Read moreEnergy Tax Credits, Meant to Help U.S. Suppliers, May Be Hard to Get
The Inflation Reduction Act contains tax breaks for solar and wind companies to buy American equipment. Qualifying won’t be easy.
Read moreChina’s Biggest Banks Cut Deposit Rates to Spur Consumer Spending
China’s largest state-run banks lowered interest rates on deposits, reflecting a growing concern that the economy has not rebounded as strongly as expected.
Read moreGM’s Electric Vehicles Will Use Tesla’s Charging Network
The electric car company, which operates the country’s most extensive charging network, struck a similar deal with Ford Motor recently.
Read moreJPMorgan bond chief Bob Michele sees worrying echoes of 2008 in market calm
Economic crosscurrents have divided the investing world into roughly two camps: Those who see a soft landing and those who envision something far worse.
Read moreHow to Use AI to Automate the Dreaded Office Meeting
Generating a slide deck, talking points and meetings minutes can all be done in a snap. All you need are the right prompts.
Read moreHere's where a possible sale of Bed Bath & Beyond and Buy Buy Baby stands
The bankruptcy-run sale of Bed Bath & Beyond and Buy Buy Baby has once again been delayed as the company continues talks with potential bidders.
Read moreHSBC reopens mortgage offers after criticism from brokers
The bank said on Thursday it would temporarily pull new deals, indicating mortgage market pressures.
Read moreChina capital: foreign investors bailed on bonds to the tune of US$7.2 billion in May
A depreciating yuan and diminished economic growth prospects in China ‘are putting investors off a market that was expected to be this year’s darling’, Natixis says
Read morePlanet stock drops 25% after satellite data venture lowers annual revenue guidance
Planet, a satellite-imagery and data-analysis company, lowered its annual revenue guidance after reporting first-quarter results Thursday.
Read moreWalmart plans to expand its specialty HIV outreach
Walmart has leaned in to providing specialty care for HIV in communities that are highly affected by the virus.
Read moreWhy is China’s yuan-internationalisation push failing to meet expectations?
Beijing has been trying to get more countries to use its currency for years, but until these hurdles are cleared, the yuan’s rise as an international currency ‘will have a ceiling’.
Read moreLivestream shopping booms as small businesses strike gold on social media
The trend involves a seller broadcasting live video of themselves showing and explaining products while viewers ask questions and make purchases in real time.
Read moreWindfall tax to end if energy prices drop
The tax was introduced last year to help fund the government's scheme to lower energy bills.
Read moreChinese EV start-up Nio forecasts sales jump for June, targets up to 25,000 deliveries for second quarter
Chinese electric vehicle start-up Nio has forecast a jump in deliveries this month after a bruising price war in mainland China’s automotive sector showed signs of abating.
Read moreDonald Trump’s Latest Indictment May Reshape the 2024 Race
The former president, who faces seven criminal charges for mishandling classified documents, is expected to surrender to authorities next week.
Read moreFormer Fed Chair Ben Bernanke on Inflation, Bank Runs and More
The former Fed chairman shared his thoughts with our columnist.
Read moreThe Risks of Storing Money in Apps Like Venmo and Cash App
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is warning that the funds may be at risk if the app’s parent company runs into trouble.
Read moreHow Engagement Rings Explain What’s Happening in the Economy
A major jeweler claims the pandemic may have prevented people from meeting their future fiancés, cutting demand for engagement rings. Inflation and anxiety among shoppers haven’t helped.
Read moreRetailers are gamifying shopping with virtual storefronts to boost engagement, loyalty
J. Crew and a string of other retailers are turning to gamified shopping in virtual storefronts to boost engagement and customer loyalty.
Read moreCSRC vice-chairman expects more foreign fund flows into A shares although bleak economic outlook could upset picture
Fang Xinghai said foreign capital will continue to pour into mainland-listed equities as long as handsome investment returns can continue be generated.
Read moreCNN needs more than a new CEO. It needs a business strategy
Killing CNN+ set Chris Licht behind the eight ball because it left him with no clear vision for the future of the news organization.
Read moreFacebook owner Meta plans to create Twitter rival
A text-based version of Instagram could potentially let users carry across followers from other apps.
Read moreBread to loo roll: How UK prices compare to five EU countries
UK shoppers are paying more for loo roll, butter and ketchup than some of our European neighbours, data suggests.
Read moreHong Kong’s top finance officials flex city’s offshore yuan hub muscles at Caixin summit, Shanghai’s Lujiazui Forum
Hong Kong’s top finance officials have reiterated the city’s unique role as China’s offshore financial hub, saying the city can promote the yuan’s internationalisation at a time when tensions between Beijing and Washington are showing no signs of abating.
Read moreChina’s anti-corruption body expels ex-central bank deputy Fan Yifei from Communist Party for ‘serious violations’
Former People’s Bank of China deputy governor Fan Yifei is the most senior central banker sacked as part of Beijing’s anti-corruption campaign in the financial sector over the past two years
Read moreTesco could be breaking law on Clubcard pricing, says Which?
The consumer group claims Clubcard pricing is not clear enough but Tesco says it meets current rules.
Read moreEnergy Drinks Are Surging. So Are Their Caffeine Levels.
More companies are pushing low-calorie, sugar-free beverages they say are healthy. Some servings have nearly the same level of caffeine as a six-pack of Coca-Cola.
Read moreZomato takes down controversial ad depicting Dalit character
Zomato takes down an advert that faced backlash for its depiction of a Dalit character.
Read moreQantas: Australian airline relaxes gender-based uniform rules
Under the new policy, women workers will no longer have to wear heels and makeup while at work.
Read moreThe divisive debate over California's anti-caste bill
California will become the first US state to ban caste discrimination if the legislation is approved.
Read moreRishi Sunak and Joe Biden announce green funding agreement
The UK-US Atlantic Declaration "sets a new standard for economic cooperation", Rishi Sunak says.
Read moreSupreme Court backs Jack Daniel's in dog toy row
"This case is about dog toys and whiskey, two items seldom appearing in the same sentence," a judge wrote.
Read moreGM CEO Mary Barra says Tesla charging deal will save the automaker up to $400 million
GM said in October 2021 it planned to spend $750 million on electric vehicle charging infrastructure in the U.S. and Canada.
Read moreChina’s central bank chief calls for ‘confidence, patience’ amid weak economic data
Central bank governor Yi Gang said on Friday that ‘China has strong economic resilience, big [growth] potential and ample policy space’ after weak inflation data had earlier added to concerns over the economy.
Read moreGM to use Tesla charging network, joining Ford in leveraging the EV leader's tech
GM, like Ford, will begin installing a charging port used by Tesla, known as NACS, instead of the current industry-standard CCS in its EVs starting in 2025.
Read moreCanada wildfire smoke again disrupts flights in the Eastern U.S.
Poor visibility from Canada wildfire smoke delayed flights at airports in New York City, Philadelphia, Charlotte and Washington, D.C.
Read moreChina’s cruise liner breakthrough marks crowning glory, but ambition to climb high-value chain faces challenges
China’s first home-grown large cruise liner undocked in Shanghai this week as Beijing eyes a shift to high-end manufacturing while also narrowing the tech gap with global rivals such as South Korea.
Read moreFDA advisors recommend AstraZeneca, Sanofi antibody to protect babies from RSV
If the Food and Drug Administration approves nirsevimab, it will be the first medical intervention available in the U.S. that can protect infants from RSV.
Read moreAfter a Rocky Year, Zuckerberg Lays Out Meta’s Road Map to Employees
In an internal all-hands meeting, the chief executive explained his plans for artificial intelligence, the metaverse and rebooting Meta’s culture.
Read moreRichard E. Snyder, 90, Dies; Drove Simon & Schuster to New Heights
In two decades of leadership at the publishing house, he helped remold a clubby book industry into a diversified and highly profitable corporate enterprise.
Read moreA Reporter Investigated Sexual Misconduct. Then the Attacks Began.
After publishing an exposé, journalists in New Hampshire faced broken windows, vulgar graffiti and a legal brawl, with important First Amendment implications.
Read moreWhat Is the Saudi Sovereign Wealth Fund?
The secretive $700 billion investment fund has set its sights on tourism, job creation, private equity and, now, golf.
Read moreHouse lawmakers introduce bipartisan bill requiring total disclosure of ticketing fees
Lawmakers introduced the TICKET Act to force ticket vendors to disclose all fees upfront at the time of purchase.
Read moreCarvana shares surge after the company boosts second-quarter guidance
Online used-car retailer Carvana said its second-quarter results would likely come in ahead of its earlier expectations as cost-reduction measures take hold.
Read moreWarner Bros. Discovery stock rises for second straight day as company pays down debt
Warner Bros. Discovery said it paid off a chunk of debt this quarter, a development overshadowed by the departure of CNN chief Chris Licht.
Read morePivots That Helped Businesses Through the Pandemic Have Endured
A challenging time proved to be fertile ground for experimentation that continues to pay off.
Read moreThe shortage of houses is hitting some people and areas harder than others
The U.S. is facing a shortage of affordable houses relative to only a few years ago, and it's hitting cities such as El Paso, Boise and Spokane the hardest.
Read moreCNN’s New Leaders Try to Move On From Chris Licht’s Stormy Tenure
The company’s new leaders — who include a longtime aide to Warner Bros. Discovery’s C.E.O., David Zaslav — are trying to move on from the stormy tenure of CNN’s former leader Chris Licht.
Read moreSupreme Court Rules Against Dog Toy Resembling Jack Daniel’s Bottle
The case, a trademark dispute, pitted Jack Daniel’s against Bad Spaniels Silly Squeakers, which looks like the distiller’s distinctive bottle and adds potty humor.
Read moreEurozone Slipped Into Recession Early in the Year
A weak recovery has been underway since then, but growth is expected to remain tepid for the remainder of the year.
Read moreLouisiana Passes Bill That Would Require Parental Consent for Kids’ Online Accounts
The measure would allow parents to cancel the contracts underlying their children’s accounts on sites like TikTok, Instagram, Roblox and YouTube.
Read moreGM to invest $500 million to build next-generation Cadillac Escalade, other large SUVs
The notably profitable SUVs remain in high demand, and sales are needed to assist in funding the automaker's investments in EVs.
Read moreU.S. Economy’s Staying Power Poses Big Questions for the Fed
The Federal Reserve has been trying to slow growth without tanking it. Now, officials must ask if inflation can cool amid signs of resilience.
Read moreGMB union accuses Amazon UK of 'dirty tricks' in recognition battle
Union withdraws its bid for recognition at Amazon's Coventry warehouse but vows to fight on.
Read moreOdey Asset Management investigated as sexual harassment claims emerge
News of the investigation comes as founder Mr Odey is accused of sexually harassing or assaulting 13 women.
Read moreA New Website Helps Travelers Find the Cheapest Hotel Room
The website, which offers hotel deals and then monitors them for price changes, is the newest player in the price-hacking travel game.
Read moreRonnie Cummins, Scourge of Genetically Modified Food, Dies at 76
A lifelong protester, he became a leading promoter of organic food and a forceful critic of a food industry that genetically engineers what it produces and sells.
Read moreEurozone in recession as rising prices hit spending
Revised data shows the eurozone's economy contracted at the end of last year and the start of 2023.
Read moreDoes CNN’s Turmoil Mean There’s No Room on Cable for Independent News?
Chris Licht’s tenure illuminated how increasingly hard it can be to find success on the divided cable news dial.
Read moreChina’s first home-built large cruise liner timeline 2006-23: shipbuilding breakthrough charters new waters
China’s first home-grown large cruise liner, the 135,500-tonne Adora Magic City, left its dock in Shanghai on June 6 after nearly four years of construction ahead of a series of sea trials.
Read moreWhat it takes to turn an old passenger plane into a cargo hauler
A boom in air cargo fueled record orders for old passenger planes to be converted into freighter aircraft.
Read moreGameStop shares plunge after big executive shake-up
GameStop fired its CEO and appointed Ryan Cohen as executive chairman just months after the company reported its first quarterly profit in two years.
Read moreChina’s state banks cut deposit rates to bolster economy, but officials at Lujiazui Forum remain tight-lipped
China’s big five state-owned banks lowered deposit rates for the first time this year on Thursday, but top officials offered little clues on the opening day of the Lujiazui Forum.
Read moreQFLP scheme: IDG Capital, Brookfield among 7 firms granted access by Shanghai to unlisted firms
Shanghai has approved another seven institutions – including IDG Capital and Brookfield – for the QFLP scheme, which allows foreign funds to buy shares in unlisted companies and launch yuan-denominated venture-capital products.
Read more'Massive shift' in food shopping habits as prices soar
Shoppers are visiting discounters more, buying own-label goods and turning to loyalty schemes for discounts.
Read morePGA Tour merger with LIV Golf triggers confusion about sponsorships, antitrust
The PGA Tour's announced merger with rival LIV Golf leaves questions surrounding the future of sponsorships and regulatory review.
Read moreHow Lionel Messi’s Miami Deal Stymied Saudi Arabia
A complex arrangement, involving Apple, to bring the soccer star to Miami shows how to trump the free-spending kingdom — and how hard that may be to duplicate.
Read moreBanks accused of 'measly' interest rates on savings
MPs criticise banks as instant access savings rates sit well below the Bank of England base rate.
Read moreChina expected to be world’s largest importer of clean hydrogen, Deloitte says as it urges world to scale up production capacity by 2050
China is estimated to be the world’s largest importer of clean hydrogen, requiring 13 million tonnes of imported hydrogen a year by 2030, Deloitte report says.
Read moreDoes German firms’ hot take on China business show limits of Beijing’s charm offensive?
Survey finds ‘profound’ geopolitical implications from international tensions are weighing on the confidence of German investors in China, while Beijing’s business-boosting efforts are deemed lacking.
Read moreKhan Academy’s AI Tutor Bot Aims to Reshape Learning
Proponents see the tools as a way to automatically customize academic support. They could also make children test subjects for A.I. experiments.
Read moreWho Are the 4 People Running CNN Now?
The network will be managed on an interim basis by a group of executives.
Read moreNot Just Math Quizzes: Khan Academy’s Tutoring Bot Offers Playful Features
The new, A.I.-assisted Khanmigo allows students to chat with simulated historical figures or co-write stories with the software.
Read moreSir Ivan Menezes: Boss of Guinness maker Diageo dies at 63
India-born Sir Ivan Menezes was the chief executive of the world's biggest spirits company.
Read moreChina’s new financial gatekeeper Li Yunze strikes an optimistic note, vowing to wipe out ‘blind spots’ to protect economy from risks
The core objective of financial regulation is to prevent any systemic risks from the banking, insurance or securities industries from hurting the underlying economy or pushing the growth trend off track, Li said.
Read moreHundreds of New York-area flights delayed as Canada wildfire smoke cuts visibility
The smoke reduced visibility and caused hundreds of flight delays in the New York City-area and in Philadelphia.
Read moreA $1 Trillion Borrowing Binge Looms After Debt Limit Standoff
The government has avoided default, but the effects of the debt-ceiling brinkmanship may still ripple across the economy.
Read moreWhy Singapore is the only place in the world selling lab-grown meat
US-based Eat Just says its product is ethical, clean and green but scientists say it may just be a novelty.
Read moreCrypto: 24-hour cooling-off period included in ad overhaul
Crypto bosses could face up to two years' imprisonment if they fail to comply with the new rules.
Read moreCNN CEO Chris Licht out after Trump town hall fallout, brutal Atlantic article
Chris Licht is out at CNN after leading the news network for a little more than a year.
Read moreMore pain for renters as landlords look to sell up
Rising borrowing costs and plans for stricter rules are affecting the rental sector, surveyors say.
Read moreChris Licht Is Out at CNN, Leaving Network at a Crossroads
Mr. Licht’s turbulent time running the 24-hour news organization lasted slightly more than a year.
Read moreLos Angeles Times to Cut More Than 10% of Newsroom
“The restructuring stems from the same persistent economic headwinds facing news media across the country,” the executive editor said in an email to the staff.
Read moreNo ‘smear’ tactics, more say for China in global debt-relief efforts, urges former PBOC head Zhou Xiaochuan
The former governor of China’s central bank says the West’s debt-trap claims, along with the pandemic, have affected Chinese investment in countries under the Belt and Road Initiative.
Read moreDavid Zaslav Picked Chris Licht to Revamp CNN. Now What?
Mr. Zaslav, the head of Warner Bros. Discovery, must find a new leader who shares his vision for the network and can figure out its financial future.
Read moreThe AI Boom Is Pulling Tech Entrepreneurs Back to San Francisco
Tech entrepreneurs who left the Bay Area during the pandemic say they can’t afford to miss out on the funding, hackathons and networking of the artificial intelligence frenzy.
Read moreUniversal Says On-Demand Film Strategy Has Increased Audience
The studio let viewers rent or buy movies earlier for a higher price. This made more than $1 billion in less than three years, with nearly no decrease in box-office sales.
Read moreTimeline: What Led to Chris Licht’s Firing at CNN
The cable news network has struggled to weather a series of controversies, which culminated this week in the sudden departure of its chairman, Chris Licht, after a chaotic run at the top.
Read moreBinance Moved Billions Through Two U.S. Banks, Regulators Say
The S.E.C. shared new details about how Binance’s accounts at Signature Bank and Silvergate Bank were used to move customer funds quickly through a web of foreign companies.
Read moreBoeing sued over alleged theft of IP, counterfeiting of tools used on NASA projects
Wilson Aerospace, a family-run tools company based in Colorado, is suing Boeing for a wide range of claims concerning allegedly stolen intellectual property.
Read moreRussia and Saudi Arabia’s Oil Partnership Shows Strain
Analysts said the countries’ mutual need to keep energy prices high would help them maintain close ties, despite signs that Moscow has undercut previous deals.
Read moreSenators Accuse TikTok of Misleading Congress on U.S. User Data
Two senators sent a letter to TikTok’s C.E.O. with questions about how user data may be stored and seen in China after new reports in May.
Read moreTurkey’s Lira Falls to New Low as a New Economic Policy Forms
The lira plunged 7 percent against the U.S. dollar, as a new finance minister promising “rational” economic policy takes charge
Read moreHong Kong Asks Court to Stop Protest Anthem From Circulating Online
Efforts to ban “Glory to Hong Kong,” a song popularized during pro-democracy protests in 2019, could set up a legal battle between tech giants and Hong Kong.
Read more4 takeaways from China’s May trade data as exports tumbled
China’s exports fell by 7.5 per cent in May compared with a year earlier, while imports dropped by 4.5 per cent last month, year on year, after Beijing pledged to shore up trade to support the overall economic recovery.
Read moreChina’s yuan seen as ‘new choice’ for RCEP, may match pound and yen in 10 years, report says
Bank of China report says more than 90 per cent of domestic and foreign firms believe ‘strongly’ using the yuan could steady trade within the Asia-Pacific region as Beijing presses on to increase global use for the currency.
Read moreApple Bets the Vision Pro Can Take the Metaverse Mainstream
The iPhone maker is making a bold bet that it can redefine the niche category of virtual reality with its $3,500 goggles.
Read moreCiti CEO Jane Fraser joins likes of Elon Musk, Jamie Dimon in visiting China after its reopening
Fraser expressed ‘full confidence in China’s economic and financial development’ and pledged to expand business in the country, the National Administration of Financial Regulation said.
Read moreUsed car prices are falling as sales soften amid high interest rates
Cox Automotive reported a 2.7% decline from April to May in its used vehicle index, which tracks vehicles sold at its U.S. wholesale dealership auctions.
Read moreA.I. worries Hollywood actors as they enter high-stakes union talks
Hollywood's acting guild is looking for guardrails for the use of artificial intelligence as contract talks with producers begin Wednesday.
Read moreTaiwan’s tech industry not ‘hollowing out’ as chips head to US, AmCham says, but exports offer weak support
Nine straight months of declining exports saw shipments of Taiwanese electronics fall by 9.9 per cent in May, year on year, but American Chamber of Commerce says concerns are ‘misplaced’ about investment shifting to US.
Read moreMillionaires are hoarding cash, betting on higher rates, CNBC survey says
Wealthy investors are still cautious on the stock market, but not as bearish as they were at the start of the year.
Read morePGA Tour-LIV Golf Deal Bolsters Saudi Arabia’s Global Ambitions
An agreement to merge LIV Golf with the PGA Tour is the latest step in the kingdom’s push to become a global force beyond oil.
Read moreMortgage demand drops despite rates coming off recent highs
Mortgage rates fell back from their recent highs, but demand dropped for the fourth straight week.
Read moreStarbucks’ China rival Luckin Coffee opens 10,000th shop amid fight for expected 1 trillion yuan market
Luckin Coffee opened 1,137 stores in the first quarter, beating Starbucks, which opened 153 and trails the domestic chain by more than 3,700 locations.
Read moreCrypto Crackdown: Coinbase and Binance Lawsuits Shake Markets
The S.E.C.’s actions indicate a push to require crypto businesses offering securities to follow the same rules as traditional stock and bond exchanges.
Read moreThe High Cost of Bad Credit
Desperate to improve their ratings, Americans now spend billions on “credit repair” — but the industry often can’t deliver on its promises.
Read moreThese Wheelchairs Are Helping Disabled Travelers Enjoy the Beach
Wheelchairs with balloon-like tires are available at a growing number of U.S. beaches, giving disabled people and their families more options for fun in the sun.
Read moreCrypto Firms Start Looking Abroad as U.S. Cracks Down
As the country becomes one of the world’s strictest crypto regulators, companies are exploring plans to expand internationally and possibly leave entirely.
Read moreChinese EV start-up Hozon ramps up exports as it cashes in on popularity of Neta SUV in Southeast Asia
Shanghai-based Hozon follows up exports of 3,600 cars in March with another batch of 4,000 units recently, according to a statement on its WeChat account.
Read moreChina trade: exports tumble in May, adding to calls for Beijing to boost domestic consumption ‘with worst yet to come’
Weak exports caused by falling global demand have increased the pressure for Beijing to boost domestic consumption, analysts said, after China’s exports fell by 7.5 per cent in May compared with a year earlier.
Read moreTucker Carlson Posts First Installment of New Show on Twitter
The 10-minute video was similar to a stripped-down version of his former Fox program.
Read moreHong Kong virtual bank Ping An OneConnect to expand lending to retail SMEs to capture post-Covid growth opportunities, CEO says
Ping An OneConnect Bank, the Hong Kong virtual lender indirectly owned by Ping An Insurance, plans to increase lending to SMEs in the retail sector to capture growth opportunities in the post-Covid-19 era, its CEO said.
Read moreVenture Capital Giant Sequoia Spins Off China and India Units
The Silicon Valley firm said the split would simplify its business, amid rising tensions between the United States and China over technology investment and development.
Read moreSEC Sues Coinbase, Accuses Crypto Platform of Breaking Market Rules
The S.E.C. said the cryptocurrency platform allowed users to trade unregistered securities, a day after it accused the crypto platform Binance of mishandling funds.
Read moreTaiwan’s labour reputation hit as Greenpeace urges downgrade over migrant-worker violations
With the world’s second-largest fishing fleet, Taiwan is at risk of being shunned by foreign workers from Southeast Asia, including Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines, at a time when it is desperate to shore up its workforce.
Read moreHotelier Stops Making Loan Payments on Two San Francisco Properties
Park Hotels & Resorts said it stopped making payments on a $725 million loan tied to two prominent hotels in a city hit hard by pandemic-related changes.
Read moreMerck Sues Over Medicare Drug-Price Negotiation Law
The company is heavily reliant on a cancer drug that could be targeted by a program intended to lower drug prices.
Read moreSpotify Podcast Layoffs Will Affect Gimlet and Parcast Workers
Spotify said it was cutting 2 percent of its work force and absorbing two popular podcast studios, Gimlet Media and Parcast, into Spotify Studios.
Read moreWhy are doubts about China’s export data increasing amid a stalling economic recovery?
As China’s export data continues to beat market expectations, some people are asking whether the data can be believed.
Read moreFood security breakthrough for China with ‘new record’ rapeseed production from salty soil
New salt-tolerant species and technologies were trialled in salty land in Dongtai city in east China’s Jiangsu province in the latest evidence of China’s food self-sufficiency drive.
Read moreWorld Bank Projects Weak Global Growth Amid Rising Interest Rates
A new report projects that economic growth will slow this year and remain weak in 2024.
Read moreChina’s May economic data in spotlight as investors fret about recovery, lack of action
Amid worrisome takes on China’s post-Covid recovery, Beijing should release trade and inflation data later this week, while figures on unemployment, investment, industrial output and retail sales are due June 15.
Read moreLGBTQ Travelers Venture to Places Where Being Gay Is Illegal
Tropical reefs, safaris, the pyramids: L.G.B.T.Q. travel companies deliver dream vacations, even to places where being out and proud could land you in prison.
Read moreSupercharged BYD overtakes LG as world’s No 2 EV battery supplier as electrification drive quickens
BYD has gone past LG Energy Solution as the world’s second-largest electric vehicle battery producer, reinforcing China’s dominance of the industry as EV adoption picks up pace globally.
Read moreChina’s first home-grown large cruise liner undocks in Shanghai in breakthrough for shipbuilding, high-end manufacturing
China’s first home-grown large cruise liner, the 135,500-tonne Adora Magic City, left its dock in Shanghai on Tuesday after nearly four years of construction ahead of a series of sea trials.
Read moreShanghai start-up Changing Bio turns yeast into alternative dairy products to meet China’s surging protein demand
Changing Bio has launched a range of dairy products such as whipping cream, cheese powder and ice-cream made from a microbial ingredient called Kluvy Protein, which has been approved by the Chinese regulator.
Read moreWhy millions of usable hard drives are being destroyed
It is estimated that 90% of hard drives are destroyed. Why aren't more wiped and reused?
Read moreBeijing must take action to bolster growth, but do not expect drastic moves in the near term
There is broad consensus that the central government must act to counteract anaemic post-pandemic growth, as premiers have done in the past.
Read moreWant to try China’s first domestically grown durian? Better head to Hainan, or wait a few years
Only about 50 tonnes of durian are now expected be produced in Hainan this year – far less than earlier estimates and nowhere close to the roughly 1 million tonnes that China will consume this year.
Read moreWhat does China’s manufacturing, services activity from May say about the economic outlook?
China’s purchasing managers’ indices (PMI) provide early indications each month of economic activities in the manufacturing, services and construction sectors.
Read moreWill a unified domestic market be a trump card to tackle China’s economic growth problems and US threats?
Beijing released guidelines on accelerating the establishment of a unified domestic market in April 2022, which is intended to enable a more efficient and smooth flow of production factors, including labour, goods, capital and data.
Read moreWho is Linda Yaccarino, Twitter's 'superwoman'?
Linda Yaccarino has started her new post as chief executive of Twitter, a few weeks ahead of schedule.
Read moreH&M shuts flagship store in Beijing’s Sanlitun district a year after closing Covid-hit Shanghai shop
Swedish fast-fashion brand H&M is closing its iconic store in Beijing’s Sanlitun shopping district on Sunday, after demand failed to bounce back following an end to China’s strict Covid-19 restrictions.
Read moreCan China spend its way back to glory days of economic growth?
Global economic confidence is still under pressure, although the US debt ceiling crisis has been averted. As world trade conditions weigh on Chinese exports, there is scope for higher domestic consumer demand or more investment in key infrastructure projects.
Read moreChina to crack down on monopolies while improving access for foreign investors in reform push
China will amend its anti-unfair competition law, introduce regulations under the fair-competition review system and expand market access for foreign investment as part of efforts to create a unified domestic market.
Read moreChina jobs: is ‘flexible’ work the only solution to unemployment woes?
With youth joblessness reaching a record high, some universities are again trying to pad the employment figures among graduates by pushing students into freelancing and entrepreneurships.
Read moreChina’s services activity picks up in May as new orders shore up consumption-led economic recovery
Caixin/S&P Global services purchasing managers’ index (PMI) rose to 57.1 in May from 56.4 in April, data released on Monday showed.
Read moreSusannah Dale: I want to help keep mothers in the workplace
Susannah Dale is urging firms to sign a "maternity pledge", to support pregnant staff and new mums.
Read moreCan China’s yuan stake a bigger claim for global prominence following US debt ceiling crisis?
As the US government flirted with a debt default last month, some analysts see more opportunities opening up for China and the yuan.
Read moreAs China’s local governments struggle to repay debts, should Beijing shoulder some of the burden?
Concerns about city and county government default risks are mounting in China as Beijing’s willingness to offer enough support to avert a meltdown is questioned.
Read more'Mortgage costs right now are terrifying'
With rates rising and mortgages disappearing from the market, buyers reveal their struggles to get a deal.
Read moreChina-Australia trade: what’s the state of relations after 3 years of ups and downs?
Diplomacy between Beijing and Canberra took a nosedive in 2020, but two recent trade-minister meetings and a relaxation of import curbs show how the tide appears to be turning.
Read moreWestern ‘de-risking’ from China without decoupling makes little sense and only aggravates tensions
G7 nations and their Western allies have made clear their intent to ‘de-risk’ ties with China without fully decoupling. However, the inability to clearly define the term and differences of opinion between allies on how to proceed could render the efforts ineffective.
Read moreChina hopes to build ‘high-quality economic relationship’ with Argentina as South America pivot rolls on
Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao met with Argentinian counterpart Sergio Massa on Thursday amid China’s push to expand its footprint in South America.
Read moreChina’s soaking wet wheat faces more weekend rain, putting farmers at risk of greater losses
Blight and pre-harvest germination have ruined vast swathes of China’s wheat-production base, prompting local authorities and state stockpiler Sinograin to ramp up efforts to save the critical crop.
Read moreDo train strikes still have any impact?
Rail workers have walked out on the 29th day of industrial action but are travellers adapting?
Read moreChina’s economic recovery faces challenging summer as hydropower producer sizzles amid drought
Hydropower-reliant Yunnan province cannot generate as much electricity amid low water inflows, and months of diminished rainfall threaten to have a broader impact on other regions.
Read moreTaiwan market luring more Japanese corporate investments amid China tensions, supply-chain fears
The main goal among Japanese firms at the Computex Taipei tech show is ‘connecting with manufacturers’ in Taiwan at a time when tech supply chains are being rapidly realigned.
Read moreThe West’s fight against China’s ‘economic coercion’ is misguided and misleading
China has been a victim of Western sanctions for decades. The G7’s plan to take trade disputes into its own hands only weakens the WTO and suggests selfish geopolitical aims.
Read moreElizabeth Holmes has gone to prison. Will she ever pay victims too?
Experts say victims often never get their money back from those who defrauded them.
Read moreNvidia: The chip maker that became an AI superpower
Innovation and good timing combined to make California's Nvidia the dominant firm for AI computer chips.
Read moreThe 'exploding' demand for giant heat pumps
Whole towns in Europe are being heated by huge, energy efficient heat pumps.
Read moreWhen will we start seeing energy bill deals again?
With bills set to drop from July, fixed deals could be due to make a comeback, say experts.
Read moreIs the spike in strike action here to stay?
BBC economics editor Faisal Islam asks whether a historic surge in industrial action is likely to persist.
Read moreTeen’s ‘lucky’ escape after driving off cliff
A teenager is lucky to be alive after his car plunged off a cliff-face in Victoria’s high country.
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