JPMorgan CEO Denies China Exit Rumors, Highlights Economic Ties
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon refutes rumors of exiting China, praises tech advancements, and notes U.S. stance against economic decoupling.
BusinessNews
Read More
China-U.S. Trade Talks Yield Progress, New Dialogue Mechanism
China and the U.S. establish economic consultation mechanism and report progress in latest high-level trade talks, signaling potential stabilization in relations.
US-China High-Stakes Trade Talks Kick Off in Geneva
High-level US-China trade talks commence in Geneva, addressing economic tensions and global market implications. Key topics include tariffs and tech innovation.
Skechers’ $9.4B Sale Amid Trump Tariff Pressures
Skechers’ $9.4B sale to 3G Capital highlights mounting pressure from Trump-era tariffs, underscoring vulnerabilities in Asia-dependent supply chains.
China CEO Slams “Unacceptable” 145% LPG Import Tax at Expo
LPG China CEO Kenny Liu called 145% US import tariffs \
China Restricts Exports to 12 US Firms Over Dual-Use Concerns
China imposes export restrictions on 12 U.S. companies dealing with dual-use technologies, effective April 10, citing compliance with national security requirements.
China Extends EU Brandy Anti-Dumping Probe to July 2025
China’s Commerce Ministry extends its anti-dumping investigation into EU brandy imports, citing case complexity as the probe continues until July 2025.
China Calls for Deepened US Ties Amid Economic Momentum, VP He Confirms
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng meets Blackstone chairman, urging strengthened US-China economic ties amid China’s growing market opportunities.
The Chinese Mainland’s GDP Surges 5% in 2024, Fueled by New Productive Forces
China’s GDP rose by 5% in 2024, reaching 134 trillion yuan, driven by new quality productive forces and a 3.5% increase in retail sales.
China’s Resilient Economy Achieves 5% Growth Amid Global Challenges
China’s economy meets its 5% growth target despite global challenges, driven by robust private sector and strategic stimulus measures.
Chinese Vice Premier Encourages Japanese Companies to Invest in the Chinese Mainland
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng urges Japanese companies to increase investments in the Chinese mainland, fostering deeper economic ties and mutual cooperation between the two nations.