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WiC 603 (Oct 7, 2022)

Strong and stable?

Rise of the RMB, Talking Point The yuan drops to its lowest level against the dollar for…

“Our currency, but your problem” was the unsympathetic verdict from Richard Nixon’s Treasury Secretary John Connally (or ‘Typhoon’ Connally ...

Finding the right formula

China Consumer Can Feihe sustain local comeback in the milk powder market?

The World Health Organisation has long advocated that babies under six months old should be fed breast milk because of its contributions in protein and ...

Focusing on the future

Internet & Tech JD boss Richard Liu settles case with accuser

When JD.com boss Liu Qiangdong – better known as Richard Liu outside China – was accused of sexual assault in Minnesota four years ago, the share ...

Plugging the gap

China and the World Europeans snap up China-made electric blankets as winter looms

‘Winter is coming’ is the much-repeated warning on the hugely popular TV series Game of Thrones. For many in Europe, it seems like a very ...

A seat at the tables

China Tourist Genting tries again to get a casino licence in Macau

Malaysian casino group Genting was the dark horse to win a gaming licence in Macau 20 years ago. The Macanese government was preparing to call a halt ...

Much more diplomatic

Entertainment National Day cinema winner is another drama about China’s reach overseas

Wolf Warriors 2, the second highest-grossing movie in Chinese cinema history, celebrates how special forces troops help their Chinese ...

Slow, but not steady

Sino-File ‘A slow-motion financial crisis’

How Logan Wright, a partner at the consultancy Rhodium Group in Hong Kong, described the impact of the slowdown in China’s property sector to the ...