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reporter / 记者 (华尔街日报), formerly （德国商报)

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    15 hours ago

    Promising signs of China's pledge to 'strictly limit Coal consumption growth' Substantial drop in approved Coal power projects in H1 2021, 5.2 GW vs 24.32 GW in H1 2020, and mainly CHP projects. via Greenpeace:

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    Aug 23

    He's bold. He's ambitious. But is he corrupt? Well, we might find out soon. As reports, Xi Jinping's graft fighters are investigating officials in Hangzhou, where Jack Ma's Alibaba+Ant are based, raising qs abt improperly close ties via

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    Aug 20

    Behind Jack Ma's fall: A failure to keep pace with a fast-changing business landscape—and to appreciate the risks of falling out of step. He tuned out warnings for years and behaved too much like an American entrepreneur.

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    Aug 21

    Tao Huabi is one of China's hottest women. She's the founder of Lao Gan Ma chili sauce, and it is her face you see on the label. Her journey to becoming a billionaire is such an extraordinary one - she literally started with nothing. Read her story here:

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    Aug 17

    Xi just sent a tough message to China’s super-rich during a top-level finance committee of the CCP, on income equity: - Excessively high income to be reasonably adjusted - Regulation for high-income group to be strengthened - Illegal income to be resolutely banned

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    Aug 17

    With a new GDPR-style data-privacy law coming, " for China’s technology firms, the era of free data collection and usage in China—as in, free of responsibilities and at no cost—is over,” says Winston Ma of NYU's law school.

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    Aug 17

    Beijing, concerned about the influence that its homegrown tech giants wield through their own platforms, have discussed taking shares in online media firms in return for licenses since 2016. Now, it's happening.

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    Aug 17

    Soon to be banned in China's tech sector: Using data or algorithms to influence a user’s choices; tricking users to click on their own offerings over competitors’; adjusting search rankings; installing software without consent.

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    Aug 16

    From punk fashion to defiant poetry and Kuaishou videos, China's workers have forged a distinct culture in recent years. I met , founder of the "shamate", and delved into labourer literature—some of which appears in my story

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    Aug 16

    Once we had a country and we thought it fair, Look in the atlas and you'll find it there: We cannot go there now, my dear, we cannot go there now -W.H. Auden, "Refugee Blues," written in 1939

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    Aug 11

    China's central television CCTV just spent *21 minutes* broadcasting the most recent AR6-WRI report I didn't manage to spot any other significant coverage on Chinese media since yesterday, though

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    Aug 10

    Time and again, Beijing has sought women to serve its economic and social priorities. There were "Iron Girls" who worked during the Mao era, and now things have come full circle as labor needs shift again. Nice vignettes from

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    Aug 10

    Our first take: A Chinese court sentenced Michael Spavor to 11 years in prison on espionage charges in the first of two national-security cases that sit at the center of a fierce standoff between China and both Canada and the U.S.

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    Aug 10

    DEEP DIVE: Energy giants are pitching "carbon neutral" LNG as a solution to growing scrutiny of the fuel's carbon footprint They say emissions can be erased by paying villagers to protect forests halfway around the world. Experts can’t make the math work

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    Aug 8

    A potential case at Alibaba sparked a firestorm on the Chinese internet. “When you discover one cockroach... there will already be a whole bunch of others." Employees are asking how the company's principles went so awry? w/

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    Aug 2

    China alone accounts for more than half of the 480 gigawatts of coal-plant capacity in construction or planning stages worldwide. Now, some fresh signs that Chinese banks are moving towards cutting off that funding.

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    Jul 31

    China’s top star Kris Wu is detained for alleged rape.

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    Jul 30

    For years, artist Ge Yulu had been constantly aware that he was being watched by the surveillance cameras installed all over Beijing. What would happen, he wondered, if he started gazing back?

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    Jul 30

    China’s pandemic controls, which have largely succeeded in keeping Covid-19 at bay over the past year, are facing a fresh test as the infectious Delta variant spreads quickly within the country—at least 200 people in 26 cities in 16 provinces.

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    Jul 26

    'China's carbon neutrality is not CO2 neutrality, but the neutrality of all greenhouse gases' - Beijing's special envoy Xie Zhenhua clarified China's 2060 goal over the w/e - potentially quite significant

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