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ding yuan
In Depth: China’s Catering Sector Rethinks Growth After Toxic Subsidy-Fueled Boom
overwhelmed by orders placed through JD.com. The store’s pudding sago drink, priced at 11
yuan
($1.60), cost
JAC Shares Slump After Viral Video Showing Brake Pedal Defects
wiped about 11 billion
yuan
($1.6 billion) from its market value, after the video by Dongchedi
JAC Shares Slump After Viral Video Showing Brake Pedal Defects
wiped about 11 billion
yuan
($1.6 billion) from its market value, after the video by Dongchedi
CXMT Shares Suffer Biggest Drop Since July IPO
down 7.79% at 50.52
yuan
($7.53) on the first trading day after the seven-day National Day holiday
Citi Warns China Growth Could Slip Closer to 4% in 2027
trillion
yuan
($149.1 billion), exacerbating fiscal shortfalls and driving authorities to tighten
China’s Holiday Box Office Plummets Despite Cheaper Tickets
theaters just four days after its release on Oct. 1 with only 4.55 million
yuan
in earnings during the holiday. Contact editor
Ding
Yi (yiding@caixin.com)
JAC Confirms Talks With Huawei, Stellantis Over Maserati Revival
smart electric vehicle (EV) brand Maextro, under which vehicles are priced above 650,000
yuan
China’s Central Bank Cuts Policy Lending Rate in Targeted Growth Push
infrastructure and urban village redevelopment. In addition, the PBOC added 200 billion
yuan
($29.8
Chinese Phone-Makers Raise Prices of Flagship Models as Memory Costs Surge
to 3,000
yuan
($446) from previous generations amid rising memory costs. The price hikes highlight
China Auto Subsidy Scheme Unravels, Leaving Consumers and Banks Exposed
upgraded later that year, the national policy offered up to 20,000
yuan
($2,800) to buyers trading in
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