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Chinese business
How’s the Decoupling From China Going?
Efforts by the United States, Europe, and Japan to break their dependence on Chinese trade seems to be progressing.
‘Princeling’ Hirings Complicate Business in China for Global Banks
HSBC and Citigroup announced that they are under investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for candidate hiring practices.
US Rate Hike Could Squeeze Chinese Issuers
The U.S. Federal Reserve is poised to raise benchmark interest rates as soon as this week, with wide-ranging impact for China’s own economy and monetary policy.
Anbang’s Sudden Withdraw From Starwood Raises Questions
Anbang’s exit from Starwood Hotels bidding raises questions over its business model and standing with Chinese regulators.
Beijing Can’t Have It Both Ways on SOE Reform
China wishes to merge and consolidate its state-owned enterprises to save jobs, but it may not be enough.
Chinese Companies Can Ignore US Courts. Here’s How
Chinese companies have deployed a ‘legal firewall’ to avoid lawsuits in America, according to a federal watchdog report.
