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Beijing Stock Exchange Announces Rules, Clarifying the Listing, Trading and Delisting Procedures

The rules include procedures for listing, trading and membership management within the new bourse, and are all on trial status currently.

China to Launch Beijing Stock Exchange for SMEs

A new stock exchange will be set up in Beijing to support the innovation and development of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Universal Beijing Resort Announces Ticket Prices, Lowest Price is 418 Yuan

Universal Beijing Resort (UBR) started its 20-day trial operation on Wednesday, and announced the ticket prices for the theme park. Tickets will officially go on sale from September 14.

Universal Beijing Resort Sets Official Grand Opening for September 20

The UBR theme park, two hotels and Universal CityWalk Beijing will be open to the public.

Baidu Apollo Launches First Automatic Driving Operation Route in Beijing’s Tongzhou District

Baidu Apollo's autonomous driving service platform "Luobo Kuaipao" officially landed in the district and now provides robotaxi services for the public.

Municipal Education Commission Introduces “Double Reduction” Work in Beijing

Li Yi, deputy secretary and spokesperson of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, presented the current progress of the "double reduction" work in Beijing on Wednesday.

Nayuki’s Tea Apologizes for Recent Food Safety Issues

Nayuki's tea issued an apology on the morning of August 24 in response to recent concerns about their establishment's food safety.

Beijing to Grant Parents Having a Third Child 30 Days of Maternity Leave

As regulated after May 31st, Beijing citizen who give birth to a third child will enjoy 30 days of maternity leave and 15 days of paternity leave.

Luckin’s Ex-Chairman Lu Zhengyao Becomes Judgment Debtor for Third Time, Faces $188 Million Fine

According to public information posted to China's enforcement information disclosure website, Luckin Coffee’s ex-chairman Lu Zhengyao on Wednesday was listed as a judgment debtor by the Higher People's Court of Beijing Municipality, obliging him to pay about 1.2 billion yuan ($188 million) in fines.

China’s Long March Rocket is Falling Back to Earth Amid Uncertainty about Landing Location

Debris from a huge rocket that launched the core module of China’s first permanent space station into orbit last week is reportedly tumbling back to Earth and could make an uncontrolled re-entry through the atmosphere this weekend. The landing place is currently unknown.

Beijing Retightens its Grip on the After-School Tutoring Industry

The last three years since the 2018 crackdown on Beijing’s after-school tutoring industry have seen frustration at the industry’s poor habits eventually reach a climax.

Xpeng Kicks Off ‘Longest Autonomous Driving Challenge’ in China

Chinese electric vehicle (EV) startup Xpeng Motors has kicked off a week-long autonomous driving challenge that will span more than 3,600 kilometers across six Chinese provinces, putting its autonomous capabilities to the ultimate test.

Baidu Earns First Permit in China for Fully Driverless Road Tests in Beijing

Baidu Inc. on Dec. 4 was granted the first permit by the Beijing transportation authorities for five of its vehicles to conduct fully driverless road tests.

Huawei Invests in Newly Established Venture Capital Fund Hongtu Shanli

Huawei invested a total of 200 million yuan and became limited partners (LPs) of the Shenzhen Hongtu Shanli Private Equity Investment Fund Partnership.

Shake Shack to Open in Beijing on August 12

New York-based burger chain Shake Shack is opening its 12th outlet in China in Beijing on Aug. 12.

Street Stalls Make Unexpected Comeback As Local Beijing Officials’ Attitudes Waver

The return of the once-ubiquitous street vendors was expected to bring back Chinese economic vibrancy that was affected by COVID-19, but the public frenzy has been contained by local officials in Beijing.

Trash Sorting: Beijing Has a Long Way to Catch Up with Shanghai

Last year, China started trash sorting by experimenting with Shanghai. Now that COVID-19 has put a pause on everything, Beijing is caught in the dilemma to catch up with its eastern counterpart.

Beijing Locks Down Again As New Infections Surge

Beijing became strict and started conducting coronavirus check again as new infections came these days.

Life in China Is Getting Better, Still Far From Normal

There’s traffic again on Beijing’s roads. Yet, as encouraging signs of reanimation are multiplying, there have not been any major changes to the situation in China.

China Announces Official Opening of Beijing Daxing Airport

The Daxing International Airport, Beijing’s new airport, was formally opened by Chinese President Xi Jinping on September 25.

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