Exclusive: Sanpower Wins Creditor Backing for Restructuring Plan
Huarong to inject $1.25 billion as debt-laden conglomerate sets out to sell assets and repay $10 billion over eight years
Caixin Explains: What China’s First Securities Class-Action Lawsuit Means for the Stock Market
Kangmei Pharmaceutical, which is undergoing bankruptcy reorganization, was a test case for a new collective action system allowed under the amended Securities Law
Chinese Regulator Denies Reports of VIE Listing Ban
Media reports are ‘not true’ that CSRC will bar foreign share sales using controversial ownership structure, though Caixin learned authorities are working on new regulations
How Will New Data Security Rules Reshape China’s Internet Industry?
Data, the foundation of the massive internet industry, becomes China’s top regulatory focus, affecting where shares can be sold and how information can and can’t be used
Out-of-Favor Alibaba’s Earnings Hit by Higher Taxes
Company’s effective tax rate balloons to three-year high after some subsidiaries lose preferential status amid regulatory crackdown
Faraday Future Refutes Delisting Concerns After Failing to File Earnings Report
Nasdaq-listed EV-maker had earlier received a warning letter from the bourse over the delay in filing its earnings, which the company blamed on a short seller report
Caixin PMI Shows China’s Manufacturing Activity Contracted in November
Demand has been ebbing as Covid-19 flare-ups disrupted recovery, though supply has improved
China’s Goods Exports Face Increasing Headwinds, Ministry Warns
Overseas shipments have surged this year, driving GDP growth, but slowing sales could become a drag in 2022
Why Yuan Is Likely to Stay Strong for a Long Time
Exports, a key factor supporting the strength of the currency, are unlikely to drop significantly, and a divergence in monetary policies of the U.S. and China will also bolster its value
Related Yuan Hits Five-Year High as Exports Surge
Country could cut its projected losses by more than 80% by 2100, according to a joint study by think tanks in Beijing and London
In Depth: How Singapore Is Stress-Testing Coexistence With Covid
By shifting its pandemic strategy away from containment, Singapore has chosen to live with the virus. What can the rest of Asia learn from the city-state’s decision?
Eminent Historian Wang Gungwu on Sinic Civilization’s Continental and Maritime Interactions
In a wide-ranging conversation, the 91-year-old scholar describes his Eurasian Core theory, the experiences of overseas Chinese, and the meaning of home
Gallery: Love Beyond Covid’s Borders
Omicron Sparks Turbulence for Aviation
New Covid variant spooks investors; China’s big data sector on track to surpass $470 billion by 2025; and Fuyao, the company at the heart of ‘American Factory’, devotes $1.6 billion for new tech university
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