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China Shuts American Chamber Of Commerce In Chengdu, Organisation Says
Chinese authorities have instructed an American Chamber of Commerce in the southwestern city of Chengdu to cease operations, officials with the organisation said on Tuesday.
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US Firms In Hong Kong Awake To "Sad Day" As Trump Vows To Curb Economic Ties
The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong said on Saturday it was "a sad day" for the global financial centre, hours after US President Donald Trump moved toward stripping the city of its special treatment in a bid to punish China.
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"Ups, Downs In Every Relationship, Be It Husband, Wife, Or India-US": VK Singh
The Indo-US ties may have witnessed a few ups and downs but the two countries have maintained a "stable trajectory" in their relationship through the years, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang Promises More Open Economy
China's premier promised Wednesday to open the world's No. 2 economy wider to foreign companies, promising favorable conditions despite a wave of anti-monopoly investigations that business groups say might be aimed at limiting competition.
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Foreign Companies in China Feel 'Targeted': Survey
The American Chamber of Commerce in China's report adds to mounting complaints about a flurry of investigations of global automakers, technology suppliers and other companies. It is a reversal for companies that welcomed plans unveiled by the ruling Communist Party in late 2013 to open the state-dominated economy to more private competition and add...
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US Ambassador Raps China for Arrests of 'Moderate Voices'
The new US ambassador to China Max Baucus chided Beijing on Wednesday for a wave of arrests of "moderate voices", in his first public address since arriving in March.
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China Shuts American Chamber Of Commerce In Chengdu, Organisation Says
Chinese authorities have instructed an American Chamber of Commerce in the southwestern city of Chengdu to cease operations, officials with the organisation said on Tuesday.
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US Firms In Hong Kong Awake To "Sad Day" As Trump Vows To Curb Economic Ties
The American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong said on Saturday it was "a sad day" for the global financial centre, hours after US President Donald Trump moved toward stripping the city of its special treatment in a bid to punish China.
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"Ups, Downs In Every Relationship, Be It Husband, Wife, Or India-US": VK Singh
The Indo-US ties may have witnessed a few ups and downs but the two countries have maintained a "stable trajectory" in their relationship through the years, Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh said today.
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China's Premier Li Keqiang Promises More Open Economy
China's premier promised Wednesday to open the world's No. 2 economy wider to foreign companies, promising favorable conditions despite a wave of anti-monopoly investigations that business groups say might be aimed at limiting competition.
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Foreign Companies in China Feel 'Targeted': Survey
The American Chamber of Commerce in China's report adds to mounting complaints about a flurry of investigations of global automakers, technology suppliers and other companies. It is a reversal for companies that welcomed plans unveiled by the ruling Communist Party in late 2013 to open the state-dominated economy to more private competition and add...
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US Ambassador Raps China for Arrests of 'Moderate Voices'
The new US ambassador to China Max Baucus chided Beijing on Wednesday for a wave of arrests of "moderate voices", in his first public address since arriving in March.
