Warren Buffett’s company is selling off more of its stake in Chinese carmaker BYD. The latest move brings the holding company’s total offload to more than 60 percent.
A new report says China is racing ahead in the nuclear energy race. We take a look at some of the numbers and what they mean.
China says it’s investigating European pork imports. That probe comes in retaliation for the European Union imposing tariffs on Chinese-made electric cars.
Chinese officials appeared to block an Australian journalist’s view during the Chinese premier’s visit. The journalist had spent three years in a Chinese prison, when relations between the two countries soured.
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