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China's new national standards for e-cigarettes are set to go into effect on October 1. So far, seven A-share listed companies have obtained licenses through their subsidiaries for the production, sale, import and export of e-cigarettes.
Since the bankruptcy and liquidation of Terra/LUNA, stETH, and 3AC, the transaction volume of the world's NFT market has shown a downward trend. Meanwhile, China, on the other side of the ocean, is leading the digital collection market.
Moxian, a Nasdaq-listed company engaged in bitcoin mining and related services in the United States, announced on August 15 that its wholly-owned subsidiary has transferred all equity interest of Moxian (Hong Kong) Limited to Liu Jiantao, a resident of China.
Under strict new regulation issued on March 11, many brands of electronic cigarettes and vaporizers with fruit flavors have seen prices increase by up to 20-30 yuan ($3.14-$4.72).
After over a year of being reviewed by Chinese regulators, online ride-hailing platform Didi officially announced on January 16 that it has resumed new user registration.
China's first national-level secondary trading platform for digital assets will be launched on January 1 of the new year, aimed at supporting the trade of intellectual property rights, digital copyright and digital collections.
Besides heightened regulatory pressure from authorities, an increasingly shrill blend of nationalist and anti-capitalist sentiment among Chinese netizens has also acted as a catalyst for Didi’s turmoil, creating an unprecedented scenario on social media.
Missing Chinese investment banker Bao Fan is cooperating with a government investigation, his firm China Renaissance attested to in a filing on February 26.
Latest moves from the Chinese regulatory authorities suggest that the long-running Sino-US audit dispute is likely to hit a new milestone.
The cryptocurrency market took a dive on Monday after China broadened its clampdown on cryptocurrency mining to the southwestern province of Sichuan.
Chinese market regulators on Monday issued a 3 million yuan ($464,000) fine to online discount retailer Vipshop Holdings Ltd for unfair competition.
The regulations stipulate that when an unmanned intelligently networked vehicle breaks the law, the owner and people who manage the vehicle will bear responsibility.