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jason tan of caixin
In Depth: A Year After It Went Public, Investors Aren’t Buying the Xiaomi Story
distributor told
Caixin
that Huawei pulled back “almost all
of
its overseas shipments” for its Honor 20
Asia’s Largest Airline Brings in Outside Investors as Profits Slump
Zhuping, CEO
of
Siyuanhe Equity Investment Management Co. Ltd., told
Caixin
in January. Siyuanhe
Hong Kong Bourse’s Tough First Half Followed by Spate
of
IPO Cancellations
good case study.” Low De Wei contributed to this report. Contact reporter
Jason
Tan
(jasontan@caixin.com)
Volkswagen Eyes China Electric Vehicle Market With Charging Tie-Up
charging piles installed by the end
of
2020. Tang Ziyi contributed to this report. Contact reporter
Jason
Tan
(jasontan@caixin.com)
In Depth: Foreign Supermarket Brands Beat Chinese Retreat
it trail behind others.” Contact reporter
Jason
Tan
(jasontan@caixin.com)
Are More Foreign Retailers Giving Up on China?
Lotte Makes First Sale
of
China Retail Sell-Off Contact reporter
Jason
Tan
(jasontan@caixin.com)
Exclusive: Three More Chinese Shipbuilders in Merger Talks
players are in talks to merge assets,
Caixin
has learned. The development follows news
of
a
ChemChina Chief ‘Confident’ in Subsidiary Syngenta, Despite Ambassador Slapdown
* ChemChina’s $43 billion takeover
of
Syngenta left it loaded with debt and open to questions about
Shipbuilding Giants Float Merger Plans
South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency. Contact reporter
Jason
Tan
(jasontan@caixin.com)
Electric-Car Maker Faraday Future’s Financial Lifeline Delayed
as a debt defaulter in 2017. Faraday confirmed to
Caixin
media reports that a “majority”
of
its
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