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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Huawei Says Flagship HiSilicon Kirin Smartphone Chips Running Out Under US Sanctions
Huawei Technologies will stop making its flagship Kirin chipsets next month, financial magazine Caixin said on Saturday, as the impact of US pressure on the Chinese tech giant grows.
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Chinese Website Publishes, Then Pulls, Explosive Letter Calling For President Xi's Resignation
Two weeks after China's President toured state media offices and called for absolute loyalty from the press, a website with links to the government published an explosive letter asking him to resign "for the future of the country and the people."
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Asia's Factories Struggle With Global Demand Gulf
Activity in China's colossal factory sector shrank in October as global demand stuttered, reinforcing the case for more stimulus and questioning whether the Federal Reserve can be confident enough to raise US interest rates this year.
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Asia Extends Global Gains, China PMI Taken In Stride
The final Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for September was slightly down from August but was a touch higher than a preliminary reading, data released on Thursday showed.
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China July Services Activity Quickens to 11-Month High: Survey
The services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) compiled by Caixin/Markit rose to 53.8 from June's 51.8. The July level is the highest since August 2014 and marks a 12th straight month of expansion.
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China July Factory Activity Shrinks Most in 2 Years: Caixin PMI
The report followed a downbeat official survey on Saturday which showed growth at manufacturing firms unexpectedly stalled, reinforcing views that the cooling economy needs more stimulus even as it faces fresh risks from a stock market slump.
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China July Factory Activity Falls to 15-Month Low: Caixin Flash PMI
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday.
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China's Top Business Journalist Taken Away Abruptly by Prosecutors
A top business journalist at China's state broadcaster was taken away by prosecutors, abruptly absent from his nightly newscast he was anchoring, China's financial news magazine Caixin reported Saturday.
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British premier Cameron flies to Beijing, says will push EU-China trade deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron flew into China saying he wanted to lay the ground for a multi-billion-dollar free trade deal between Beijing and the European Union, despite growing unease about his own country's membership of the bloc.
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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Huawei Says Flagship HiSilicon Kirin Smartphone Chips Running Out Under US Sanctions
Huawei Technologies will stop making its flagship Kirin chipsets next month, financial magazine Caixin said on Saturday, as the impact of US pressure on the Chinese tech giant grows.
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Chinese Website Publishes, Then Pulls, Explosive Letter Calling For President Xi's Resignation
Two weeks after China's President toured state media offices and called for absolute loyalty from the press, a website with links to the government published an explosive letter asking him to resign "for the future of the country and the people."
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Asia's Factories Struggle With Global Demand Gulf
Activity in China's colossal factory sector shrank in October as global demand stuttered, reinforcing the case for more stimulus and questioning whether the Federal Reserve can be confident enough to raise US interest rates this year.
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Asia Extends Global Gains, China PMI Taken In Stride
The final Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for September was slightly down from August but was a touch higher than a preliminary reading, data released on Thursday showed.
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China July Services Activity Quickens to 11-Month High: Survey
The services Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) compiled by Caixin/Markit rose to 53.8 from June's 51.8. The July level is the highest since August 2014 and marks a 12th straight month of expansion.
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China July Factory Activity Shrinks Most in 2 Years: Caixin PMI
The report followed a downbeat official survey on Saturday which showed growth at manufacturing firms unexpectedly stalled, reinforcing views that the cooling economy needs more stimulus even as it faces fresh risks from a stock market slump.
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China July Factory Activity Falls to 15-Month Low: Caixin Flash PMI
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday.
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China's Top Business Journalist Taken Away Abruptly by Prosecutors
A top business journalist at China's state broadcaster was taken away by prosecutors, abruptly absent from his nightly newscast he was anchoring, China's financial news magazine Caixin reported Saturday.
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British premier Cameron flies to Beijing, says will push EU-China trade deal
British Prime Minister David Cameron flew into China saying he wanted to lay the ground for a multi-billion-dollar free trade deal between Beijing and the European Union, despite growing unease about his own country's membership of the bloc.
