China
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China promises retaliation if US imposes more tariffs
American companies on edge about whether Beijing might use its control over the heavily regulated economy to disrupt their operations.
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Streamline for success
Reducing cash management complexity is crucial to success for Canadian companies doing business in China
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What China’s growth and infrastructure strategies mean for Canadian companies
Ongoing reforms are making it easier than ever for Canadian companies to do business in China and seize Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) opportunities
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China launches first domestically built aircraft carrier
The 50,000-ton carrier was towed from its dockyard April 26 following a ceremony in the northern port city of Dalian; It’s expected to be formally commissioned sometime before 2020
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Ballard Inks $10 Million Deal to Power 33 Clean Energy Buses in China
Fuel cell maker to bring zero-emission vehicles to two Chinese cities
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Canada’s renminbi currency trading hub set to launch in March
Banker involved in setting up renminbi trading system in Canada said awareness needs to be raised about hub’s benefits
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U.S. challenges China at WTO, claims it unfairly subsidizes exporters
U.S. claims China subsidizing exports in seven industries, including textile and clothing makers, advanced materials and metals companies
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B.C. lumber exports to China fall for first time in nearly a decade
Softwood lumber exports to China fell five per cent in 2014, marking first annual decrease in shipments since 2005
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Officials investigate alleged dumping of solar panels by China
Trade tribunal ruled there was “reasonable indication” dumping of solar panels from China causing “injury to domestic industry”
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China factory activity shrinks for second straight month: HSBC
Report comes days after official data showed China’s economy expanded 7.4 per cent last year, slowest pace since 1990
