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China Man, 21, "Retires", Leaves Behind High-Pressure City Life To Settle In Mountains
Liu Youwen faced opposition from his family, especially his brother, but he told them he wanted a "simple life" and to escape the high-pressure rat race.
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Former ByteDance Executive Says China Had ‘Supreme Access’ to All Data
A former executive at TikTok parent ByteDance who was fired in 2018 said in a lawsuit that the Chinese Communist Party had a special office within the company that gave it “supreme access” to all data. Yintao “Roger” Yu said he was terminated from his job as head of engineering in the US in retaliation for his complaints to supervisors abou...
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TikTok to Open First European Data Centre in Ireland
TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, said on Thursday it plans to open its first European data centre in Ireland with an investment of about EUR 420 million ($499 million).
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Renewed Chinese Auto Tariffs Would Cost U.S. Jobs, Industry Coalition Warns
China imported 190,118 U.S.-made vehicles in 2018, down by 35% from a year earlier, according to data from country's top auto importer Sinomach Auto, citing trade tension and tariff adjustment.
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China Created 10 Million New Jobs Last Year, But Concerns Remain
Data from Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MHRSS) showed 13.14 million new jobs for urban residents were created in 2016 exceeding the whole-year target of 10 million.
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Asia Shares Slip, Crude Steadies; US Jobs In Focus
Japan's Nikkei stock index was flat after earlier wavering between positive and negative territory, as the yen pulled further away from its overnight lows.
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China Central Bank Retains Growth Forecast But Sees More Pain
China's central bank slashed its forecast for exports on Wednesday, predicting a second straight annual fall in shipments, but said the economy will still grow 6.8 percent this year.
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Asia Stocks Weaker After Soft US Jobs, China Trade Data
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.2 percent. Australian stocks shed 0.4 percent and South Korea's Kospi fell 0.6 percent.
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China Adds Over 3 Million Urban Jobs in Q1, Unemployment Rate Flat
China added 3.18 million new urban jobs in the first quarter and kept unemployment levels broadly stable, Xinhua said on Friday, citing the social security ministry.
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Central Bank Arsenals in Spotlight as Headwinds Linger
At the end of a tough quarter, the fraught debate over how policymakers should tackle the world's economic woes gets another airing in the coming week as central banks on both sides of the Atlantic publish minutes.
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US Added 292,000 Jobs In December; Unemployment Rate Steady At 5 Percent
The new data provides the first complete measuring stick for the labor market in 2015, a year in which the nation contended with volatile oil prices, a major slowdown in China and modest growth at home.
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US Jobless Claims Fall; Planned Layoffs Lowest in 15-1/2 Years
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits fell last week and layoffs in December were the smallest in 15-1/2 years, pointing to a firmer labor market even as economic growth appears to have slowed sharply in the fourth quarter.
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Oil Falls More Than 3% on Oversupply, China Equity Losses
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing close to record volumes to squeeze out competition, especially from U.S. shale producers, which have so far weathered the price plunges to keep pumping oil.
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European Shares Rebound but China Weighs on Asia
Trading is lighter than usual with US markets closed for Labor Day, while investors across all asset classes continued to digest the implications of last week's US jobs data on the timing of the first US interest rate hike since 2006.
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All Eyes on China
Wall Street on Friday fell 1.5 per cent as U. jobs data sent mixed signals. 1.73 lakh jobs were added in the US in August, weaker than expectations.
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China Man, 21, "Retires", Leaves Behind High-Pressure City Life To Settle In Mountains
Liu Youwen faced opposition from his family, especially his brother, but he told them he wanted a "simple life" and to escape the high-pressure rat race.
-
Former ByteDance Executive Says China Had ‘Supreme Access’ to All Data
A former executive at TikTok parent ByteDance who was fired in 2018 said in a lawsuit that the Chinese Communist Party had a special office within the company that gave it “supreme access” to all data. Yintao “Roger” Yu said he was terminated from his job as head of engineering in the US in retaliation for his complaints to supervisors abou...
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TikTok to Open First European Data Centre in Ireland
TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, said on Thursday it plans to open its first European data centre in Ireland with an investment of about EUR 420 million ($499 million).
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Renewed Chinese Auto Tariffs Would Cost U.S. Jobs, Industry Coalition Warns
China imported 190,118 U.S.-made vehicles in 2018, down by 35% from a year earlier, according to data from country's top auto importer Sinomach Auto, citing trade tension and tariff adjustment.
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China Created 10 Million New Jobs Last Year, But Concerns Remain
Data from Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MHRSS) showed 13.14 million new jobs for urban residents were created in 2016 exceeding the whole-year target of 10 million.
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Asia Shares Slip, Crude Steadies; US Jobs In Focus
Japan's Nikkei stock index was flat after earlier wavering between positive and negative territory, as the yen pulled further away from its overnight lows.
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China Central Bank Retains Growth Forecast But Sees More Pain
China's central bank slashed its forecast for exports on Wednesday, predicting a second straight annual fall in shipments, but said the economy will still grow 6.8 percent this year.
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Asia Stocks Weaker After Soft US Jobs, China Trade Data
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dipped 0.2 percent. Australian stocks shed 0.4 percent and South Korea's Kospi fell 0.6 percent.
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China Adds Over 3 Million Urban Jobs in Q1, Unemployment Rate Flat
China added 3.18 million new urban jobs in the first quarter and kept unemployment levels broadly stable, Xinhua said on Friday, citing the social security ministry.
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Central Bank Arsenals in Spotlight as Headwinds Linger
At the end of a tough quarter, the fraught debate over how policymakers should tackle the world's economic woes gets another airing in the coming week as central banks on both sides of the Atlantic publish minutes.
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US Added 292,000 Jobs In December; Unemployment Rate Steady At 5 Percent
The new data provides the first complete measuring stick for the labor market in 2015, a year in which the nation contended with volatile oil prices, a major slowdown in China and modest growth at home.
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US Jobless Claims Fall; Planned Layoffs Lowest in 15-1/2 Years
The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits fell last week and layoffs in December were the smallest in 15-1/2 years, pointing to a firmer labor market even as economic growth appears to have slowed sharply in the fourth quarter.
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Oil Falls More Than 3% on Oversupply, China Equity Losses
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing close to record volumes to squeeze out competition, especially from U.S. shale producers, which have so far weathered the price plunges to keep pumping oil.
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European Shares Rebound but China Weighs on Asia
Trading is lighter than usual with US markets closed for Labor Day, while investors across all asset classes continued to digest the implications of last week's US jobs data on the timing of the first US interest rate hike since 2006.
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All Eyes on China
Wall Street on Friday fell 1.5 per cent as U. jobs data sent mixed signals. 1.73 lakh jobs were added in the US in August, weaker than expectations.
