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Beijing Imposes Strict COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Holiday Week
In a major escalation of COVID-19 restrictions amid a surge in Omicron variant cases, Beijing has banned all restaurant dining, shut down Universal Studios and ordered residents to provide proof of a negative Covid test to enter public venues.
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China Auto Sector Braces For Hefty Virus Impact, Hopes It Will Be Short-Lived
The new coronavirus epidemic is likely to wreak havoc on China auto sales and production in the first quarter, but it is too early to push panic buttons as ground could be made up later in the year, industry executives said. Showroom traffic is expected to be sparse when extended Lunar New Year holidays end as much of the population is steering cle...
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Public Holiday Extended In China To Curb Coronavirus Epidemic
Chinese authorities have ordered the extension of a public holiday in an effort to contain an epidemic that has killed 56 people and infected nearly 2,000 worldwide, state-run media reported.
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Eyes on China Data, Rate Meetings
China's battered stock markets reopen on Monday after a two-day public holiday and before a monthly data dump that could reinforce fears of a hard landing, rattling the global economy. Key numbers ne
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China Declares Holiday to Mark Japan Surrender
China is making the 70th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II a public holiday, the government said Wednesday, as Beijing prepares a massive military parade to mark the occasion.
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No wine with lunch! China cracks down on corruption
Lavish weddings, fancy holidays and lunchtime wine on the public dime were among transgressions detailed today that led China's ruling Communist Party to discipline 2,290 officials so far this year in a frugality campaign aimed at addressing public anger.
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Asian shares gain; RBA minutes awaited
The Nikkei share average rose 0.8 per cent, catching up after Japanese financial markets were closed for a public holiday on Monday.
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Most Asian stock markets closed for holidays
Stock markets in Hong Kong, mainland China and Seoul were among those closed Monday for the Lunar New Year holiday. Japanese markets were also shut for a public holiday.
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Beijing Imposes Strict COVID-19 Restrictions Amid Holiday Week
In a major escalation of COVID-19 restrictions amid a surge in Omicron variant cases, Beijing has banned all restaurant dining, shut down Universal Studios and ordered residents to provide proof of a negative Covid test to enter public venues.
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China Auto Sector Braces For Hefty Virus Impact, Hopes It Will Be Short-Lived
The new coronavirus epidemic is likely to wreak havoc on China auto sales and production in the first quarter, but it is too early to push panic buttons as ground could be made up later in the year, industry executives said. Showroom traffic is expected to be sparse when extended Lunar New Year holidays end as much of the population is steering cle...
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Public Holiday Extended In China To Curb Coronavirus Epidemic
Chinese authorities have ordered the extension of a public holiday in an effort to contain an epidemic that has killed 56 people and infected nearly 2,000 worldwide, state-run media reported.
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Eyes on China Data, Rate Meetings
China's battered stock markets reopen on Monday after a two-day public holiday and before a monthly data dump that could reinforce fears of a hard landing, rattling the global economy. Key numbers ne
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China Declares Holiday to Mark Japan Surrender
China is making the 70th anniversary of the Japanese surrender in World War II a public holiday, the government said Wednesday, as Beijing prepares a massive military parade to mark the occasion.
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No wine with lunch! China cracks down on corruption
Lavish weddings, fancy holidays and lunchtime wine on the public dime were among transgressions detailed today that led China's ruling Communist Party to discipline 2,290 officials so far this year in a frugality campaign aimed at addressing public anger.
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Asian shares gain; RBA minutes awaited
The Nikkei share average rose 0.8 per cent, catching up after Japanese financial markets were closed for a public holiday on Monday.
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Most Asian stock markets closed for holidays
Stock markets in Hong Kong, mainland China and Seoul were among those closed Monday for the Lunar New Year holiday. Japanese markets were also shut for a public holiday.
