Property taxes would help local governments that are sinking further into debt. But after years of talk, officials have yet to introduce a real estate tax.
Category: Communist Party of China
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Capvision, a Consulting Firm, is Raided by Chinese Authorities
The investigation of Capvision Partners comes amid increasing scrutiny by Beijing over national security that has sent a chill through the foreign business community.
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Even as China Reopens, Security Visits Spook Foreign Businesses
Fears are growing that the Communist Party’s increasing focus on control over information about markets and companies is behind the questioning of firms.
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China Is Cracking Down on Bankers. Here Are Some of the Targets.
As Xi Jinping and the Communist Party further exercise control over the economy, the financial sector is coming under close scrutiny.
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China Says Chatbots Must Toe the Party Line
The Communist Party outlined draft rules that would set guardrails on the rapidly growing industry of services like ChatGPT.
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China Says Chatbots Must Toe the Party Line
The Communist Party outlined draft rules that would set guardrails on the rapidly growing industry of services like ChatGPT.
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Pressure Mounts on China to Offer Debt Relief to Poor Countries Facing Default
There was optimism at the spring meetings of the I.M.F. and World Bank that China will make concessions over restructuring its loans.
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U.S. Due Diligence Firm Says China Detained Its Employees
The New York Times – Business:Five Chinese nationals were taken away last Monday, and the company, which does corporate investigations, and its law firm have been unable to contact them.
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China’s Rise Relied on the West. Xi Jinping Is Turning Away.
The New York Times – Business:The Chinese leader has edged ever closer to Russia, while distancing China from countries that have helped it develop over the past four decades.
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To Rein in China’s Banks, Xi Uses Familiar Playbook
The New York Times – Business:Xi Jinping is revamping China’s regulatory framework so the ruling Communist Party can assert more direct control over financial policy.