US EditionChina rolls out new rules to step up countermeasures to foreign sanctions
- Chinese Vice-President Han Zheng urged Swire Group to contribute to Hong Kong's international aviation hub status and support the Greater Bay Area development.
- China's Vice Premier He Lifeng assured foreign business leaders of market openness and welcomed more multinational investment.
- Premier Li Qiang emphasized the need for global market openness and stated that both China and the U.S. benefit from cooperation.
- U.S. Senator Steve Daines expressed American CEOs' commitment to business in China amid challenges discussed with Chinese leaders.
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Beijing welcomes foreign investment, including Swire, to Greater Bay Area
China's economy tsar, Vice Premier He Lifeng, sought to reassure foreign chief executives of the country's business potential, describing the economy as highly resilient, while global investment banks cautiously raised their 2025 outlook for the country. Vice Premier He met the heads of Apple,...
China's leadership is promoting foreign investors in Beijing, once again with great promises. Europe's companies must finally find an answer to this.
The Straits Times
Business TimesChina rolls out new rules to step up countermeasures to foreign sanctions
BEIJING - Chinese Premier Li Qiang has signed an order to implement new rules for strengthening China's countermeasures to foreign sanctions, the Chinese government said on Monday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
China courts global CEOs amid falling foreign investment
Chinese officials pledge to open the country's economy further to international firms as foreign direct investment falls to a 35-year low. Also in this edition: global auto makers rush vehicles to the US ahead of a looming Trump tariff deadline, and Russian tourists flock to Japan.
Some of the executives participating in the event, which ends this Monday, are due to meet this week with the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, according to the Bloomberg news agency The Content China. The promise of economic openness and beneficial results appears first in Jornal i.
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