
China Tightens Rules on Naming Higher Education Institutions
China's Ministry of Education Monday issued an interim regulation on the naming of higher education institutions.
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China's Ministry of Education Monday issued an interim regulation on the naming of higher education institutions.
Bao Fan, the billionaire founder and chairman of boutique investment bank China Renaissance Holdings Ltd., has not been in contact with the company lately. The Hong Kong-listed company issued a statement that its business and operations remained normal.
Chinese regulators have summoned representatives from Tesla for talks over quality and safety issues of its vehicles.
Three Chinese state associations issued a joint initiative on Wednesday for curbing the financialization and securitization of NFTs, and for preventing the risk of illegal financial activities.
Home appliance maker Homa Group announced on August 29 that TCL, the company's controlling shareholder, received a notice of being put on record by a Chinese regulator, suspected of violating securities laws in the acquisition process of the company.
China's Ministry of Transport issued a document on July 22 requiring the transportation authorities of all cities to collect license information of car-hailing companies and their vehicles and drivers for real-time sharing.
Tesla’s deliveries in China unexpectedly surged in May after a short-lived downturn, following which the company regained its throne in the national electric vehicle (EV) market despite a backlash over issues with quality and data protection.
Data released Wednesday by the Chinese ride-hailing regulatory information website showed that domestic platforms received 704.203 million individual ride orders in January, up 5.3% from the previous month.
According to the official website of China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), the examination of qualified foreign institutional investor (QFII) of Sequoia China Equity Partners (SCEP), Sequoia Capital China's affiliate for open market, has been accepted.
China's vaping and e-cigarettes industry witnessed two critical developments on Friday. New detailed regulations and draft of "Chinese E-Cigarette National Standards" were published.
Damus, a social networking product based on decentralized protocol Nostr, announced via Twitter on February 3 that, according to the requirements of the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC), it would be removed from domestic app stores.
Five Chinese government bodies, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, issued a joint opinion on Friday, calling for further strengthening of safety systems for new energy vehicle companies.