Commentary Last week, the Chinese currency (yuan) depreciated all of a sudden against the U.S. dollar, following a range of trading at a stable level for two months. There is, of course, a background reason for this, given that many central banks have shown
China’s communist leader Xi Jinping is courting U.S. business leaders in Beijing—the regime’s latest effort to woo back foreign investors amid waning confidence about the world’s second-largest economy. At a meeting hall on the western edge of Tiananmen
China’s communist leader Xi Jinping is courting U.S. business leaders in China—Beijing’s latest effort to woo back foreign investors amid waning confidence about the world’s second largest economy. At a meeting hall on the western edge of Tiananmen
Australian authorities have charged four members of an alleged Chinese criminal syndicate for allegedly laundering $39.5 million (US$25.8 million) in dirty money between July and August 2022. The four were arrested and charged separately under a joint operation