China asks the Netherlands to treat Huawei, supply of EUV lithography, fairly
China's Ministry of Commerce suggested the Netherlands to take a fair, transparent and open stance towards Huawei's 5G and supply of its EUV lithography machines, and try to promote liberalization of global trade and investment.
BioNTech to supply 100 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine for Chinese mainland in 2021: Fosun Pharma
Chinese pharmaceutical company Fosun Pharma, partner of German vaccine producer BioNTech's vaccine BNT162b2 announced on Wednesday it signed supply order with BioNTech Manufacturing, and will supply no less than 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine product for Chinese mainland in 2021.
Sales of duty-free shops in Hainan likely to exceed $4 billion in 2020
Duty-free sales of offshore shops in South China's Hainan Province are expected to exceed 26 billion yuan ($3.97 billion) this year, and total sales including products that are taxed could surpass 31.5 billion yuan, according to the commerce department of Hainan on Tuesday.
Tourism in Sanya not affected by coronavirus concerns
Online travel agencies have so far not seen a big impact from recent COVID-19 cases in Sanya, South China's Hainan Province, as local authorities continue monitoring possible contacts.
No companies 'above the law' as China plans new listing, delisting rules
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and Shenzhen Stock Exchange on Monday called for public opinion on revised listing and delisting rules, adding a delisting evaluation indicator of defects in information disclosure and standardized operations.
Alibaba and two other Chinese firms fined 1.5m yuan for unreported acquisitions based on anti-monopoly law
Alibaba Investment Limited, China Literature, and Hive Box were fined 1.5 million yuan ($229,500) in total due to a series of unreported acquisition cases according to Anti-monopoly Law: State Administration for Market Regulation
Manzhouli to implement cold-chain food purchase restrictions
Group purchases of cold-chain food in Manzhouli, North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, must be reported for further investigation, and local citizens are advised to avoid purchasing cold-chain food online, according to a post from the official WeChat account of the Manzhouli government on Sunday.
Hong Kong to receive COVID-19 vaccines in January: SAR government
Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong SAR Cheung Kin-chung said in an official government blog on Sunday that the first batch of vaccines for COVID-19 will arrive in Hong Kong next month.
Christmas decorations exported from China face delays due to shipping bottleneck
Christmas is just around the corner, but you may be wondering why festive trees and decorations are taking a little longer to arrive on your doorstep.
Latin American countries eye Chinese market to boost tourism after COVID-19 impact
Some Latin American countries are now turning to the Chinese market to seek a recovery in tourism in their countries in the post COVID-19 period, after the industry suffered a massive hit globally from strict lockdowns and business suspension as well as domestic and international travel restrictions.
China-EU deal expected before year's end, as trilateral game with US intensifies on trade and diplomacy
The 35th round of negotiations for the China-EU investment agreement – a landmark deal closely binding the economic interests of China and Europe – concludes on Friday and is expected to be signed at the end of 2020 before Joe Biden formally takes his oath as US president in January.
Chinese 'mystery box' maker Pop Mart sees shares soar 100% on debut
Chinese "mystery box" maker, Pop Mart, saw its share price pop more than 100 percent on its debut day Friday, after its stocks started floating in the Hong Kong stock market, raising $676 million in its initial public offering (IPO).
Shanghai's Yangshan port processing 4 million TEUs in first 11 months
The handling capacity of Shanghai's Yangshan automated piers are expected to exceed 4 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU), or standard containers a year, revealed data released by the Maritime Safety Administration (MSA) of Yangshan Port.
Australian wine faces further duties as China imposes anti-subsidy and anti-dumping tariffs
China's new anti-subsidy tariffs and previously imposed anti-dumping tariffs could deal a destructive blow to Australian wines' future in the Chinese market and cause a glut in Australia, Chinese wine importers and industry experts said on Thursday.
Rumor of Japanese companies line up to withdraw from China is not true: MOFCOM
Spokesperson of China's Ministry of Commerce Gao Feng said on the regular press conference on Thursday that the rumor of a large number of Japanese companies is lining up to withdraw from the Chinese market is "totally unfounded."
China's grain yield has remained above 650 billion kg for six consecutive years: National Bureau of Statistics
China's grain yield was equal to 1.339 trillion jin (669.5 billion kilograms) in 2020, 11.3 billion jin (565 million kilograms) more than previous year, a y-o-y increase of 0.9 percent according to the data from National Bureau of Statistics released on Thursday.
China imposes anti-subsidy tariffs on Aussie wine starting Dec 11
China's Ministry of Commerce said it would impose anti-subsidy tariffs on Australian wine on Friday – nearly two weeks after China imposed anti-dumping tariffs against Aussie wine.
Chinese official refutes Aussie claims of undermining FTA
Australia's claim that China undermines the free trade agreement between the two economies shows that the former is trying to politicize bilateral trade while imposing barriers to normal trade, Chinese experts said on Wednesday.