KpNews » Economy » Page 38

First shipment of Lao bananas arrives in Beijing via inaugural China-Laos railway cold-chain train

  • 0
global times By Zhang Yiyi    The first batch of fresh bananas from Laos arrived at the Jing Ping Logistics Hub in Beijing on Sunday, carried by the first international cold-chain →

The Middle Corridor Linking Asia and Europe

  • 0
national interest by  Andrew C. Kuchins     The Middle Corridor, also known as the Trans-Caspian International Transit Route (TITR), is an emerging transcontinental, multi-modal →

China extends anti-dumping tariffs on hydriodic acid from the US and Japan for five years

  • 0
global times     China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) announced on Tuesday it will extend anti-dumping tariffs on hydriodic acid from the US and Japan, effective October 16, →

Tesla unveiling driverless taxi CyberCab sparks global attention

  • 0
​global times​​​     After months of delays, Tesla unveiled its driverless taxi named CyberCab on Friday, marking a new milestone in the global autonomous driving competition led →

EU's punitive tariffs on Chinese EVs a mistake: Bruegel

  • 0
global times By Xinhua     The European Union's (EU) punitive tariffs on Chinese battery electric vehicles (EVs) are a mistake, which will do more harm than good, the →

German automaker calls for postponement of EC tariffs on Chinese EVs

  • 0
global times By Chu Daye    German auto giant Mercedes-Benz said it considers the European Commission (EC)'s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles "a mistake that can lead to →

The Chinese side firmly opposes EU’s anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese EVs, vows to safeguard interests of Chinese enterprises: MOFCOM

  • 0
​global times​​​     China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on Friday expressed strong opposition to the European Union (EU)'s imposition of anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese →

Corrupt Union Longshoremen Will Hasten Port and Industry Automation

  • 0
​american thinker​​​ By William Sullivan     As many Americans now know, our economic and material well-being is in the hands of a gaggle of racketeering union thugs who, at any given →

EU-Morocco trade agreements annulled over Western Sahara

  • 0
​brussels times​​​     The European Court of Justice has definitively annulled two European trade agreements with Morocco, stating they were made "in violation of the principles →

New €91 million fine against Meta for GDPR breaches

  • 0
​brussels times​​​     Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, was fined €91 million on Friday by the Irish regulator for violating the EU data regulation →

Foreign visitors at CIFTIS impressed by China’s cutting-edge technology, industrial applications

  • 0
​global times​​​ By Chu Daye      The 2024 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) has become a hub for Chinese and international visitors to exchange ideas →

ECB cuts key lending interest rate to 3.5% as eurozone inflation cools

  • 0
​brussels times​​​ By Ellen O'Regan     The European Central Bank (ECB) has cut its key lending interest rate down to 3.5%, as inflation in the eurozone continues to cool. →

Discussion