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RCEP: World's largest free-trade deal
May 27, 2021The signing of RCEP has made people more confident about trade and investment liberalization in the Asia-Pacific region and the integration of regional economies.
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Imports surge as domestic demand strengthens
May 7, 2021China's imports surged by the fastest pace in a decade last month as domestic demand gained more traction, but policy support is still needed in order to consolidate economic recovery and help hard-hit businesses, officials and experts said on Friday.
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Dream city for German companies
May 15, 2023Jiangsu province's Taicang, a city that borders Shanghai, has emerged as a center for foreign companies because of its business-friendly environment and vast improvements in its living standards.
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State Council announces new tax cut package
April 7, 2021The State Council has unveiled a new package of tax cuts totaling 550 billion yuan ($83.66 billion) for businesses this year to shore up support to smaller firms and sustain the momentum of the economic recovery.
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First Taicang company listed on Nasdaq
March 31, 2021Suzhou Connect Biopharma Co became the first company in Taicang, a county-level city in Suzhou was listed on the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation on March 19. A ceremony celebrating its listing was held on March 26.
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Bosch exec: China's policies to boost energy efficiency
March 25, 2021China's policies to accelerate the growth of green finance and a low carbon economy will increase energy efficiency, expand the supply of green energy, and procure more green power in its next developing stage, said a German business leader.
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Taicang Port attracts two more mega projects
March 18, 2021A ceremony was held at Taicang Port on March 9 to launch two mega projects, the QuaTerNes International Food Collection and Distribution Sales Center, as well as the PhiChem photoelectric semiconductor manufacturing project.
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Capital flows to get boost, official says
March 4, 2021China will encourage cross-border capital flows at a more open level, while also being careful not to cause huge fluctuations in the domestic financial market, the country's top banking and insurance regulator said on March 2.