Contrarian who got yuan right says rally has further to go

The yuan’s climb against the dollar has further to go, even after China’s currency closes out its steepest annual gain since 2008. That’s according

Baha Mar developer claims to be victim of fraud

China Construction America Inc. was accused in a lawsuit of ripping off the original developer of the long-delayed USD3.9 billion Baha Mar resort in the Bahamas by

Huawei’s China consumer sales head detained in corruption probe

Huawei Technologies Co., China’s biggest maker of smartphones, said the head of sales for its domestic consumer business has been detained in a corruption investigation. Police

Abused Indonesian: HK needs more safeguards for maids

An Indonesian maid who won a civil case this week against her former Hong Kong employer for shocking physical abuse said Friday she’s happy with

Lam Tsuen holds once-a-decade festival

In a rural community far from Hong Kong’s hustle and bustle and towering skyscrapers, villagers hold one of the southern Chinese city’s rare and colorful local festivals.

China sentences ‘Vulgar Butcher’ activist to eight years in prison

A prominent activist who called himself the Ultra Vulgar Butcher as he mocked and pressured Chinese officials was given an eight-year prison sentence yesterday for subversion, the harshest

China sentences ‘Vulgar Butcher’ activist to eight years in prison

A prominent activist who called himself the Ultra Vulgar Butcher as he mocked and pressured Chinese officials was given an eight-year prison sentence yesterday for subversion, the harshest sentence

Policy makers signal three-year financial risk campaign

China’s top leaders said they are taking a three- year approach to winning “critical battles” against financial risk, pollution and poverty, and signaled that monetary

Hong Kong dollar tumbles to weakest level in nearly two years

Hong Kong’s dollar tumbled to the weakest in almost two years against the greenback, before erasing losses, as the gap between local and U.S. interbank

China urges others to avoid ‘complicating’ Myanmar dispute

China urged other governments yesterday to “constructively help” Myanmar and Bangladesh resolve the fate of Rohingya Muslims “instead of complicating the issue” after Myanmar blocked a visit

Following Trump’s report, China urges US to accept its rise

The Chinese government yesterday criticized U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to label Beijing a strategic rival and called on Washington to accept China’s rise. Trump’s

Energy | China unveils plan for world’s biggest carbon-trading market

China unveiled its plan for a national carbon market, creating the world’s biggest trading system for the climate-warming emissions. The market will initially involve only the

Hong Kong malls people can’t avoid attract Goldman Sachs, Puma

Forget Gucci and Rolex. Grocery stores, hair salons and tutoring centers may have the brightest future for Hong Kong retail as high-end malls get squeezed by forces

Energy | Coal’s two-year rally to end in Europe as China addiction fades

A two-year rally in coal is set to unravel in northwest Europe as China reasserts an anti-pollution drive it eased to keep citizens warm in a

HK targets next Alibaba in revamp of IPO rules

Hong Kong’s stock exchange proposed to let “innovative” companies list in the Chinese enclave with dual-class share structures to avoid losing out on more initial public offerings

South China Sea | Vietnam follows Beijing with upgrades of its own

As China continues to transform disputed territory in the South China Sea into features capable of sustaining air and naval bases, Vietnam is also upgrading

After hype, Toronto’s yuan clearing hub sees slow start

Three years after it opened amid much fanfare with the promise of paving the way to more trade between Canada and China, the yuan hub in Toronto

China hails Spain court’s approval of Taiwanese extradition

China says it welcomes a Spanish court’s decision to grant Beijing’s request for the extradition of 121 Taiwanese nationals to China, a decision that has drawn criticism

South China Sea | As tensions ease, Beijing keeps building on disputed islands

Tensions over China’s island-building in the South China Sea may have eased in the past year, but Beijing has kept busy. New satellite imagery shows China

AP exclusive | Thought police instill fear in western China

Nobody knows what happened to the Uighur student after he returned to China from Egypt and was taken away by police. Not his neighbors, not his classmates,

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