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Global private equity has reported making zero deals in China, as firms are avoiding new equity investments. This trend is linked to Beijing tightening its scrutiny of foreign capital within sensitive sectors.

A unit belonging to SDIC Commodities Co., which is linked to China, was ordered to liquidate by a Hong Kong court. This action adds to the financial troubles of the metals trader as Beijing increases its scrutiny on the sector.

Beijing is reportedly planning moves to clarify ambiguities regarding new tax rules related to offshore trusts. This clarification effort comes after the existing policy structure has caused confusion among wealthy Chinese individuals and their advisors.

China’s commodity markets are defying economic rulebooks. Producers, by surviving on lower prices, are complicating Beijing's struggle to manage weak inflation.

Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji died of illness in Beijing at age 98. He was known for helping ignite China’s economic boom by forcing change on state industry and leading the country into the World Trade Organization. Zhu's leadership as premier from 1998 to 2003 propelled changes that helped transform China into a major global exporter.

Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji has died at the age of 98. He previously played key roles in leading the country into the WTO and helping to ignite an economic boom.

Taiwan criticized China following a naval drill involving Indonesia. Rare joint exercises have raised concerns regarding Beijing’s more assertive conduct within disputed waters.

Beijing is easing home-buying curbs with the goal of boosting the property market. The article also mentions that "Bloomberg: The China Show" provides analysis on the world's second-biggest economy.

CICC has emerged as a dominant financier supporting Beijing’s efforts. This activity ties into China's initiatives regarding AI listings bonanza, fueling its drive to compete with the US in the technology race.

Typhoon Dolphin is heading toward eastern China, bringing risks of severe flooding and landslides. Authorities in Zhejiang province declared a level III emergency response, leading to the closure of schools and tourist sites, including those in Ningbo, due to predicted rainfall up to 400 mm.

Authorities in eastern China shut down schools and tourist sites as Typhoon Dolphin approaches, bringing risks of severe flooding and landslides. The storm is expected to hit Zhejiang province and neighboring Fujian province late Sunday, with Shanghai also in its path. National authorities declared a level III emergency response.

Both Trump and young Americans are becoming more open to establishing a co-operative relationship with Beijing regarding China. This sentiment was noted when both Trump and Gen Z voters were found to be more receptive to cooperation with Beijing than those positioned as hawks in Congress.

The article headline suggests that insurers and banks are sinking as Beijing reportedly widens its tax net. "Bloomberg: The China Show" offers analysis on the world's second-biggest economy, giving global investors unique insight into topics ranging from politics and policy to tech and trends.

Australian dollar traders are closely monitoring Beijing's policy actions, as some analysts suggest the Chinese government's interventions to boost domestic growth could also lift the Australian dollar. However, the currency's actual exposure to China's economic policies remains complex and uncertain.

Australian dollar traders are closely monitoring China's policy actions, as some analysts believe the currency is sensitive to Beijing's interventions. If China boosts domestic growth, it could potentially lift the Australian dollar, though the currency's actual exposure to China's economy is more complex.

Chinese and Western firms are increasing collaboration despite geopolitical tensions and government measures like tariffs and sanctions. Corporate deal-making is thriving as multinational executives prioritize business interests over political conflicts.

Haidilao International Holding, China’s largest hotpot chain, is diversifying into hamburger and sushi stores to counter slowing hotpot business growth. The company is entering the competitive US hamburger market, where Five Guys recently opened its first stores in Beijing.

Haidilao International Holding is expanding into hamburger and sushi stores to diversify its business as its core hotpot business slows. The company follows American brands like McDonald’s and KFC, with Five Guys opening its first stores in Beijing.

Beijing has introduced a tax on offshore trusts, traditionally used by China's ultra-rich to hold assets, prompting a rush to legal experts and urgent cash mobilization. The surprise policy has caused shock among high-net-worth individuals, who are now scrambling to manage their offshore wealth.

Beijing is reportedly concerned about Anthropic’s Mythos Model. The article mentions 'The China Show' as a source for news and analysis on China’s economy, including technology trends.

China’s significant role in global commodities is stabilizing gold prices and mitigating energy shocks, but its export controls on rare earths and critical minerals are causing volatility in Western technology supply chains, according to a Goldman Sachs report.

China's stock traders reduced leveraged positions by 14% in July, contributing to a record sell-off in a major technology index and weakening Beijing's attempts to stabilize the equity market. Margin trading for stock purchases fell to 2.59 trillion yuan, down from 3.01 trillion yuan on June 25.

The article discusses how Beijing's policy moves, such as the 2015 yuan devaluation and recent crackdowns, create investor risks. It highlights the abrupt nature of these actions, which are challenging for outsiders to anticipate.

DeepSeek released a discounted AI model, V4-Flash, with reduced token costs and paused dynamic pricing to compete in China’s intensifying tech price war. The model trails Moonshot’s Kimi K3, while Beijing warns against 'involution' but subsidizes industry compute and energy costs, potentially fueling the competition.

The US tech industry's increased politicization and hawkish stance toward China, including Elon Musk's donations to Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, has raised concerns about deepening mistrust between the US and China. The US government prioritizes technological competition with Beijing as part of its rivalry.

China is signaling a new approach to mining mergers and acquisitions following a reevaluation of a Zijin Gold takeover attempt. The shift reflects a more cautious stance by Beijing toward risk in such deals.

Beijing is competing with the U.S. for technological supremacy, with significant political implications.

Beijing is encouraging mainland financial firms to use Hong Kong to expand globally and Hong Kong-listed companies to list on the mainland, according to Wu Qing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission. He highlighted Hong Kong's role as a bridgehead for financial institutions.

The Indian diaspora in China raised concerns about visas and social media during the embassy's first Open House in years. The mission hosted an outreach initiative, bringing together Indian professionals in Beijing to discuss issues affecting the community.

Chinese researchers propose using a nuclear bomb buried beneath an asteroid's surface to destroy or deflect it. The method involves a metal penetrator creating a hole, followed by a spacecraft dropping the bomb, based on simulations by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology in Beijing.

Beijing warned Manila that China has a 'rich and powerful' toolkit to counter actions in the South China Sea, following military drills near Scarborough Shoal. The Chinese military conducted joint naval and air exercises near the disputed shoal, which is known as Huangyan Island in China and Panatag Shoal in the Philippines.

A Beijing investor purchased a U1 Pro humanoid robot from UBTech Robotics for 159,800 yuan, highlighting consumer interest in advanced robotics despite the device's non-domestic functions. The buyer emphasized the appeal of early adoption and technological innovation.

Chinese investor Song purchased a 159,800 yuan U1 Pro humanoid robot from Shenzhen-based UBTech Robotics, emphasizing its role as a cutting-edge companion rather than a household tool. He highlighted the excitement of waiting for the delivery, reflecting consumer interest in advanced robotics technology.

US Senator Steve Daines is returning to Beijing for talks to finalize the agenda for a planned summit between President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump in September. The discussions aim to prepare for the high-stakes meeting between the two leaders.

House lawmakers are demanding DoorDash explain its use of the Chinese AI model Kimi K2.6 developed by Moonshot AI. The chairs of two House panels are seeking clarification on the deployment of this AI model.

A UK court dismissed a legal challenge against Beijing's new embassy in London, which could become the largest in the UK. The challenge, led by a neighborhood association, claimed the embassy poses a security threat.

EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas is expected to visit Beijing in autumn for a bilateral strategic dialogue meeting with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi, her first in-person meeting since a tense encounter in Brussels last summer and her first trip to Beijing since assuming her role in 2024.

The Chinese government will implement exit bans for citizens who violate export controls or technology transfer rules, as announced by the State Council. The regulations, effective September 15, allow the Ministry of Commerce and other departments to enforce bans if breaches endanger national industrial or technological security.

China is outpacing its competitors by strategically allocating subsidies to key sectors, according to the article. The focus is on gaining an advantage through targeted support for strategic industries.

China International Capital Corporation (CICC) reports that demand for cross-border investments remains robust despite Beijing’s increased scrutiny of overseas portfolio investments and tax practices. The long-term impact of these policies will require close monitoring, according to Qiao Bo, head of investment products and solutions at CICC.