China’s way to drive economic growth is getting consumers to unleash $20 trillion of rainy-day savings, says Alibaba chair Joe Tsai
Tariffs and geopolitics mean China can't count on export for growth anymore but restoring consumer confidence could allow ...
China unveils big plan to fix its ailing economy and transform into a high-tech power
China’s leaders have spent the past week unveiling their plan to steer the world’s second-largest economy through looming ...
Meta Has A China Strategy, And That’s A Very Good Thing
That’s why so many of the world’s poorest risk their lives to get to the United States, and it’s also why truly ambitious foreign businesses invariably have a U.S. strategy. The happy reality that the ...
China is ending its annual Congress with questions open over how to revive its slowing economy
China has wrapped up its biggest political event of the year leaving one question unanswered: How far will it go to try to ...
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China’s ‘two sessions’: What did we learn about the Chinese economy?
With China’s large trade surplus likely to remain intact and the Trump administration aiming to turn the US trade deficit into a surplus, the world is facing a ‘clash of mercantilisms’.
Xi’s Message: The Economy Is Strong, and China Won’t Back Down
As Chinese leaders meet in Beijing, they are striking a confident posture despite serious challenges to the economy and ...
Consumer prices fell in China in February and remain flat in a sluggish economy
Consumer prices fell in China in February for the first time in 13 months, as persistent weak demand was compounded by the ...
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XPeng to mass produce flying cars by 2026 as China’s low-altitude economy gains speed
“The Xpeng Aeroht ‘Land Aircraft Carrier’ (LAC) flying car stands out as a highlight, marking a new chapter in China’s ...
China’s Economic Plan Is Light on Detail as Trade War Intensifies
The country’s top leaders set an optimistic growth target but gave few hints of how to achieve it as their export-led ...
China Turns Tables on US Over 'Rip-Off' Economy
Trump's tariffs on Chinese, Canadian, and Mexican goods will cost American households $1,072 on average, the Tax Foundation estimates.