Result Page 62 for China news & latest pictures from ibtimes.com

DoorDash Aims To Raise More Than $2 Bn With IPO

DoorDash aims to raise more than $2 bn with IPO

Bitcoin On Record Tear Towards $20,000

The market value of bitcoin, the world's first decentralized currency, surpassed $19,800 for the first time

Bitcoin on record tear towards $20,000

What Tesla’s Model Y Sales Strategy In China Means For The Electric Carmaker

Tesla will now export cars made at its factory in Shanghai to Europe

Tesla could double it sales in China over the next few years, Daniel Ives, a Wedbush Securities analyst said.

Some 78 people died in the March 2019 factory blast

China Jails 53 For Deadly Factory Blast

China jails 53 for deadly factory blast

More news

Foreign students disembark from an international flight at Darwin Airport, the first such arrivals since Australia's border closure in March

First Foreign Students Arrive In Australia Since Virus Closure

First foreign students arrive in Australia since virus closure

China is expected to be the only major economy to record positive growth this year

China Factory Activity Edges Up In November: Official Data

Analysts said improvement in both domestic and external demand boosted manufacturing activity.

The "Boss Baby" balloon floats during an uncharacteristically subdued Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York on November 26, 2020

Europe Virus Toll Crosses 400,000, Shops Reopen In France

Europe virus toll crosses 400,000, shops reopen in France

Cash and Carrie: Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she has 'piles of cash' at home as she has no bank account due to US sanctions over a security law China imposed on the city

Cash And Carrie: US Sanctioned Hong Kong Leader Has No Bank Account

Cash and Carrie: US sanctioned Hong Kong leader has no bank account

Denmark's cull has left mink farmers in despair -- the country is the world's biggest exporter of pelts but the animals can catch the coronavirus and also pass it back to humans

Could COVID-19 Kill Off The Fur Industry?

A fur industry already reeling from economic pressures may have been dealt a fatal blow by COVID-19.

Legislators from Taiwan's KMT on Friday protested the government's decision to ease restrictions onÂ pork imports from the US

Pig Guts Fly In Taiwan Parliament Protest

Pig guts fly in Taiwan parliament protest

Top US infectious disease expert Anthony Fauci has warned of 'a surge superimposed upon a surge' caused by millions travelling for the Thanksgiving holiday

Global Stocks Mostly Rise As S&P, Nasdaq Notch Fresh Records

Global stocks mostly rise as S&P, Nasdaq notch fresh records

A worker loads packages on a train at Nanchang Railway Station in China's central Hunan province during the annual Singles' Day shopping festival

China’s Luxury Market Soars As Global Sales Take A Beating

Chinese consumers have taken up a growing share of the luxury market for years, and COVID-19 lockdowns are keeping that money at home.

China is the main growth driver for many carmakers, in particular Tesla

Tesla Recalls 870 Cars In China Over Defective Roofs

Tesla recalls 870 cars in China over defective roofs

A woman looks at a bottle of Australian wine at a supermarket in Hangzhou, in eastern China's Zhejiang province. Beijing has hit Australian wine exports with punitive tariffs of up to 212 percent

China's 'Shadow Trade War' Threatens Australia

China's 'shadow trade war' threatens Australia

China, which frequently uses access to its huge market as a way of pressuring other countries, says it is imposing anti-dumping measures on Australian wine

China Imposes Anti-dumping Measures On Australian Wine

China imposes anti-dumping measures on Australian wine

IMAGES AND SOUNDBITESDespite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles Mission maintains it's annual food distribution to help nourish those struggling to make ends meet this Thanksgiving. "A hot meal, it warms your heart," says one beneficary.

Americans Celebrate Thanksgiving Under Pall Of Pandemic

Americans celebrate Thanksgiving under pall of pandemic

Breaking an election promise, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's cabinet says it needs to slash overseas aid spending because of the coronavirus pandemic.Â Johnson also emeged from self-isolation after contact with an MP who tested positive for the virus.

'Global Britain' Defends Slashing Aid Budget

'Global Britain' defends slashing aid budget

Defying Law Of Nature Or A Freak Gas Leak? Fire-Spitting Faucet In Viral Video Sparks Probe

The viral footage depicts running tapwater bursting into flames whenever a lighter is brought close to it.

Thousands of Pakistanis have volunteered to take part in the final-stage trial of a Chinese vaccine for Covid-19

Pakistanis Join Final Trials For China-made Vaccine

Pakistanis join final trials for China-made vaccine

Jeremy Lin Update: CBA Team Wants Him Back; Chances Of NBA Return Formidable

The Beijing Ducks want Jeremy Lin back in the CBA but may have to wait if no NBA team taps his services.

South Korea has seen a surge in coronavirus infections, sparking fears of a major third wave

South Korea Virus Cases Hit Highest Level Since March

South Korea virus cases hit highest level since March

We still only have a limited number of treatments for Covid-19

Coronavirus Treatments: Some Progress, No Panacea

Coronavirus treatments: some progress, no panacea

Europe's Christmas Ski Season Threatened By Virus As Cases Pass 60 Mn

Europe's Christmas ski season threatened by virus as cases pass 60 mn

The US has threatened to ban the app TikTok unless its parent company ByteDance sells to American investors, but a court has blocked that

US Extends TikTok Sale Deadline To December 4

US extends TikTok sale deadline to December 4

Chinese President Xi Jinping meets then vice president Joe Biden in 2013 in Beijing

China's Xi Congratulates Biden On Winning Election, Putin Holds Back As Trump Refuses To Concede

China's President Xi Jinping congratulated President-elect Joe Biden on winning the presidential election. Russia President Vladimir Putin has yet to do so.

Airport authorities said the weekend before Thanksgiving saw the most fliers since the outbreak of the pandemic in March

Will Trump Save Airlines By Lifting Travel Restrictions?

The airline industry is struggling to stay afloat because of international travel restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

IBT Spotlight

We Help Businesses Find B2B Service Providers They Can Trust.

Get Listed

CHINA

Pages