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Chinese Property Tycoon Loses $1 Billion In Panic Over Real Estate Slump
The boss of a Shanghai-based property developer, Zhang Yuanlin, lost more than a billion dollars Monday, as fears over the potential collapse of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande sent panic across Hong Kong trading floors.
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"If You Have A Strong Heart...": China Tycoon's Turnaround After Jail
In 2018, Zhang Wenzhong was cleared by China's top court of financial misconduct charges after earlier spending more than half a decade in prison.
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Chinese Climber Becomes First Blind Asian To Scale Mount Everest
The 46-year old Chinese Zhang Hong has scaled the tallest peak in the world from the Nepal side, becoming the first blind man in Asia and the third in the world to climb Mount Everest.
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Alibaba Says Does Not Expect Material Impact From $2.75-Billion Antitrust Fine
Alibaba does not expect any material impact from changes to its exclusivity arrangements with merchants, CEO Daniel Zhang said, after regulators fined the e-commerce giant for abusing its market dominance.
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Tencent Executive Held by China Over Links to Corruption Case: Report
An executive at Tencent has been held by Chinese authorities as part of a probe into a high-profile corruption case involving one of China's former top law-enforcement officials, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Hong Kong Security Law Like "Anti-Virus Software": Beijing official
A sweeping national security law that will soon be imposed on Hong Kong will be "like installing anti-virus software", a top Beijing official said Monday, in a speech that warned democracy protesters had gone "too far".
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China Will Not Allow Hong Kong Issue To Be Discussed At G20 Summit
China's Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Zhang Jun said on Monday that China will not allow the Group of 20 to discuss the Hong Kong issue at its upcoming summit.
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Top China Official Says Hong Kong's Autonomy Is Not A Licence To Challenge Beijing
A top Chinese official said on Saturday Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy must not be taken as a licence to confront Beijing, and urged the territory's government to implement contentious new national security laws.
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PV Sindhu, Ajay Jayaram Reach Quarterfinals of China Open
PV Sindhu defeated USA's Beiwen Zhang 18-21 22-20 21-17, while Ajay Jayaram edged past Wei Nan of Hong Kong 20-22 21-19 21-12 to make it to the quarterfinals of the China Open
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Hong Kong Protests As Top China Official Visits
Protesters gathered in Hong Kong today calling for universal suffrage and an end to arrests of activists in China as a top Beijing official visits the city.
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China Targets Rights Lawyers as Crackdown on Activists Widens
Chinese authorities have widened a crackdown on human rights groups, detaining or questioning more than 50 lawyers and activists in a sweep over the past few days, rights groups say.
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Chinese Journalist Freed After 9 Month Detention
A Chinese journalist detained for nine months after helping a German magazine report on democracy protests in Hong Kong has been released, she told AFP today, though associates said her lawyer was being held.
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Chinese Parliament Chief Zhang Dejiang Says Hong Kong Decision Correct
China's parliament chief Zhang Dejiang said today a ruling last year on screening candidates who want to run for election as Hong Kong's top official in 2017 was the correct one, signalling no backing down on a decision that sparked protests in the city.
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Riding out US tornado in a walk-in freezer: a survivor's tale
For years Anita Zhang's neighbours joked that if a tornado ever bore down on her Chinese restaurant, folks could take refuge in its roomy walk-in freezer.
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Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi sues paper over sex claims
Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi has sued Hong Kong's leading daily the Apple Daily over reports that she prostituted herself with senior Chinese officers.
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Chinese Property Tycoon Loses $1 Billion In Panic Over Real Estate Slump
The boss of a Shanghai-based property developer, Zhang Yuanlin, lost more than a billion dollars Monday, as fears over the potential collapse of Chinese real estate giant Evergrande sent panic across Hong Kong trading floors.
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"If You Have A Strong Heart...": China Tycoon's Turnaround After Jail
In 2018, Zhang Wenzhong was cleared by China's top court of financial misconduct charges after earlier spending more than half a decade in prison.
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Chinese Climber Becomes First Blind Asian To Scale Mount Everest
The 46-year old Chinese Zhang Hong has scaled the tallest peak in the world from the Nepal side, becoming the first blind man in Asia and the third in the world to climb Mount Everest.
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Alibaba Says Does Not Expect Material Impact From $2.75-Billion Antitrust Fine
Alibaba does not expect any material impact from changes to its exclusivity arrangements with merchants, CEO Daniel Zhang said, after regulators fined the e-commerce giant for abusing its market dominance.
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Tencent Executive Held by China Over Links to Corruption Case: Report
An executive at Tencent has been held by Chinese authorities as part of a probe into a high-profile corruption case involving one of China's former top law-enforcement officials, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Hong Kong Security Law Like "Anti-Virus Software": Beijing official
A sweeping national security law that will soon be imposed on Hong Kong will be "like installing anti-virus software", a top Beijing official said Monday, in a speech that warned democracy protesters had gone "too far".
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China Will Not Allow Hong Kong Issue To Be Discussed At G20 Summit
China's Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Zhang Jun said on Monday that China will not allow the Group of 20 to discuss the Hong Kong issue at its upcoming summit.
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Top China Official Says Hong Kong's Autonomy Is Not A Licence To Challenge Beijing
A top Chinese official said on Saturday Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy must not be taken as a licence to confront Beijing, and urged the territory's government to implement contentious new national security laws.
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PV Sindhu, Ajay Jayaram Reach Quarterfinals of China Open
PV Sindhu defeated USA's Beiwen Zhang 18-21 22-20 21-17, while Ajay Jayaram edged past Wei Nan of Hong Kong 20-22 21-19 21-12 to make it to the quarterfinals of the China Open
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Hong Kong Protests As Top China Official Visits
Protesters gathered in Hong Kong today calling for universal suffrage and an end to arrests of activists in China as a top Beijing official visits the city.
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China Targets Rights Lawyers as Crackdown on Activists Widens
Chinese authorities have widened a crackdown on human rights groups, detaining or questioning more than 50 lawyers and activists in a sweep over the past few days, rights groups say.
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Chinese Journalist Freed After 9 Month Detention
A Chinese journalist detained for nine months after helping a German magazine report on democracy protests in Hong Kong has been released, she told AFP today, though associates said her lawyer was being held.
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Chinese Parliament Chief Zhang Dejiang Says Hong Kong Decision Correct
China's parliament chief Zhang Dejiang said today a ruling last year on screening candidates who want to run for election as Hong Kong's top official in 2017 was the correct one, signalling no backing down on a decision that sparked protests in the city.
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Riding out US tornado in a walk-in freezer: a survivor's tale
For years Anita Zhang's neighbours joked that if a tornado ever bore down on her Chinese restaurant, folks could take refuge in its roomy walk-in freezer.
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Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi sues paper over sex claims
Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi has sued Hong Kong's leading daily the Apple Daily over reports that she prostituted herself with senior Chinese officers.
