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11/24/2024 11:05:03 am

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Shanghai Disney To Break Even in 2017.

Shanghai Disney’s Visitors Nears 4 Million, to Reach Break Even in 2017

The Shanghai Disney Resort appears to have hit the bullseye as Walt Disney Co. predicts that the park will hit break-even in its first full year of operation in 2017. The company's ambitious claim is backed by robust numbers indicating that the park drew nearly four million visitors during four months of operation.

President Xi Vows to Keep China United.

China’s President Xi Vows to Quell Separatist Movements Amid Tensions in Hong Kong

China will not allow any group or political entity to split the country, President Xi Jinping said on Friday, giving a stern message to pro-democracy protestors in Hong Kong. The semi-autonomous city has been on the edge following a controversy at an oath taking ceremony on October 12.

Meng Hongwei Elected as New Head of Interpol.

China’s Influential Security Minister Meng Hongwei Elected as New Head of Interpol

Meng Hongwei, China's vice minister of public security, was elected as the president of Interpol on Thursday. Meng is the first-ever Chinese to be appointed as the head of the French-based organization which is widely considered as a "global police organization" by the international community.

India and China to Fight Against Fake Currency.

India and China to set up 24-Hour Hotline to Fight Against Fake Currency Notes

India and China have agreed to open a 24x7 hotline to exchange information about fake currency notes. This decision was made during a meeting between Chinese leader Meng Jianzhu and Indian Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday.

Renault–Nissan To Launch Electric Car in China.

Renault–Nissan to Launch Affordable Electric Car in China in 2 Years

Renault-Nissan Alliance is gearing up for the launch of a new electric car in China in two years. The new car would cost approximately $8000. The grand announcement was made by company's chief executive Carlos Ghosn at the Web Summit in Lisbon.

China Warns India Over South China Sea.

South China Sea Inclusion in Joint Statement with Japan will be India’s Mistake: Chinese Media Warns

Ahead of the slated visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's to Japan, a state-controlled Chinese tabloid warned on Wednesday that New Delhi will make a serious mistake if it aligns with Japan on the South China Sea issue.

China Warns Over Hong Kong Movement.

China Warns International Community not to Support 'Hong Kong Independence' Movement

China on Tuesday cautioned relevant countries not to offer any support to forces advocating "Hong Kong independence" movement. The warning comes amid growing protests across the semi-autonomous city against the Chinese government following the oath-taking ceremony controversy.

Sales of Passenger Cars in China.

Sales of Cars in China Surges in October as Consumers Cash in on Tax Cuts

China's car market seems to be on a roll as the sales of passenger vehicles climbed for the eighth consecutive month in October. Chinese consumers rushed to buy especially small-engine cars to cash in on tax cuts that are due to expiry by the end of the year.

China's Export and Import in October.

China’s Economic Recovery Remains Fragile as Export and Import Fall in October

With global demand showing no signs of improvement, China's export and import continued its freefall in the month of October. However, the drop was not as steep as in September.

5G Technology in China.

China and Taiwan to Collaborate on 5G Technology Research

China and Taiwan's telecom companies plan to join hands to enhance research and cooperation on the fifth generation (5G) mobile network technology. The move was announced at the cross-straits CEO summit in Xiamen, Fujian province.

Rugby in China.

After Football, China is Aiming to Score Big in Rugby

Rugby may be currently one of the niche sports in China. But if Rugby Union's world governing body has its way, this highly physical contact game may soon become a highly popular game in the world's most populous nation.

Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Movement.

Hong Kong Lawyers Protest Against China’s Landmark Ruling

Hundreds of Hong Kong lawyers dressed in black took to streets on Tuesday to protest against China's landmark decision to ban two elected pro-independent lawmakers from taking their seats in the legislature.

China's Stand on India's Membership Bid for NSG.

China Refuses to Budge on India’s NSG Bid Ahead of Vienna Meeting

Ahead of this week's Nuclear Supplier Group (NSG) meeting in Vienna, China on Monday said that its stand on India's bid for membership to the elite nuclear club remains unchanged. This means that Beijing will reiterate its earlier position that New Delhi must sign the Nuclear Proliferation Treaty (NPT) to gain entry into the coveted nuclear club.

China Axes Finance Minister Lou Jiwei.

China Removes Pro-Reform Finance Minister Lou Jiwei

In a surprise move, China removed its pro-reform finance minister Lou Jiwei on Monday. The surprise decision comes at a critical time when Beijing is desperately trying to overcome a prolonged slowdown in its economy.

Hong Kong Oath Row Case.

China Bars Hong Kong’s Pro-Democratic Legislators from Taking Office

Hong Kong citizens advocating independence from mainland China cannot hold any public office, China's top legislative body, the National People's Congress Standing Committee, ruled on Monday.

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