China will work to accelerate financial opening-up, further taxation reform and continue strengthening regulations to reduce systemic risks and control the debt level, senior officials said on Sunday.
China will take immediate action to ensure its own interests if it is forced into a trade war with the United States, a senior commerce official said on Sunday.
Further opening-up of China's financial sector while tightening risk control regulations will aid the financing of Belt and Road Initiative projects, according to a senior official of the country's banking and insurance regulator.
Chinese technology companies are finding it increasingly harder to access the United States market, as Washington adopts double standards in investment and trade and leverages national security as ways of preventing these enterprises from expanding in the US, analysts said.
Top economists and business leaders have voiced concerns about rising trade tensions between China and the United States, warning that an escalating trade war would be disruptive for both economies and would threaten global growth.
The opening of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, the first road link to span the Pearl River Estuary, will provide a crucial boost to the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, according to experts.
Macao's development is set to surge as the city builds on its role as a global tourism center and further diversifies its economy, according to Pansy Ho Chiu-king, a well-known Hong Kong-Macao businesswoman.
Wu Ying, a former business tycoon, had her suspended death sentence reduced to 25 years in prison at a local court in Zhejiang province on Friday.
China will begin testing innovative solutions on clean energy, ecological protection, urban development and other fields related to sustainable development in three pilot cities, officials said on Friday.
The prosperity of an ancient seaport on the Maritime Silk Road near Mecca, Saudi Arabia, will soon be unveiled, thanks to an upcoming China-Saudi Arabia joint archaeological excavation.
The People's Liberation Army Navy will carry out combat exercises in the South China Sea in the coming days, the Navy said on Friday.
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