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A U.S. government panel is poised to recommend that the president unravel an acquisition made by China's Huawei Technologies, after the Pentagon sought review of the deal.
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ZTE's finance chief said Washington should promote a fair business environment with less government interference, expressing frustration at the Chinese telecom-gear maker's efforts to expand in the U.S.
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MGM China, MGM Resorts International's joint venture in Macau with a daughter of Stanley Ho, is seeking approval for an IPO in Hong Kong of around $800 million.
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Taiwan arrested a military general on suspicion of spying for China in the most high-profile cross-Strait espionage case in decades.
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A United Nations agency said this year's wheat crop is at risk in at least five Chinese provinces, echoing warnings from China about an epic drought.
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Mongolian officials are sitting down with bankers in the coming days to discuss the multibillion-dollar sale of shares in the world's largest coking coal deposit.
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General Motors' China sales rose 22% from a year earlier in January to a record 268,071 units, despite market worries of a demand decline after the government withdrew some of its incentives to support purchases.
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Encana said it entered into a $5.43 billion deal with PetroChina to develop hard-to-reach natural-gas reserves, further deepening the energy ties between Canada and China.
Inflation jitters spread through emerging markets, prompting China's central bank to raise interest rates for the third time in four months amid worries that a drought threatening the country's wheat crop will put further pressure on global food prices.
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Hong Kong's securities regulator is seeking a court order to freeze assets of China Forestry Holdings Chief Executive Li Hanchun, after he sold a stake two weeks before trading in its shares was halted due to possible accounting irregularities.
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Chinese regulators issued a rare denial of a local media report that the country could lose up to $450 billion on its investment in securities issued by U.S. housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
The arrival of Club Med late last year to the snowy mountains of northeastern China has given another shot in the arm to the almost-there-but-not-quite story of skiing in the Middle Kingdom.
An initial DNA test confirms it: After three years, payphone shop owner Peng Gaofeng has been reunited with his abducted son thanks in part to the power of microblogging.
Reports say blind lawyer-activist Chen Guangcheng was beaten over the release of videos, a plan to make all museums and libraries free, analyzing the U.S. Fed chief's revelation on China debt and more.
With fireworks linked to thousands of fires, millions in economic losses and dozens of deaths over the Lunar New Year holiday, China is debating whether it might be time to quit.
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