WSJ: China’s Belt and Road Plan Is Down, Not Out
The country could be reshaping its overseas infrastructure push after pulling back during the pandemic
WSJ: China Props Up Belt-and-Road Borrowers Via Unusual Channel
People’s Bank of China uses currency-swap lines to support governments that borrowed heavily from Chinese banks
WSJ: China’s Economy Won’t Be Number One
A Japanese report says China’s GDP won’t soon exceed America’s.
WSJ: China’s Zero-Covid Policy Is Ending, but Not Everyone Is Celebrating
Many in China are staying home and canceling travel as they worry about outbreaks, suggesting further disruption to the country’s economy
WSJ: JD.com Cuts Executive Pay as China’s Tech Firms Tighten Belts
E-Commerce company to reduce pay of 2,000 senior managers by up to 20%
WSJ: China Is Investing Billions in Pakistan. Its Workers There Are Under Attack.
Beijing’s Belt and Road investment strategy meets resistance in the developing world it seeks to influence.
WSJ: China’s Xi Stacks Government With Science and Tech Experts Amid Rivalry With U.S.
Chinese leader Xi Jinping has packed the top ranks of the Communist Party with a new generation of leaders who have experience in aerospace, artificial... MORE
WSJ: China’s Billionaires See Huge Losses as Economy, Markets Sputter
Zero-Covid, plunging share values and a property slump erase hundreds of billions of dollars from coffers of the country’s tycoon
WSJ: China’s Covid-19 Lockdowns Deal Another Blow to Consumer Spending
Travel spending and movie receipts fell during the seven-day-long National Day holiday as restrictions spread
WSJ: China’s Coal Power Boom
Beijing is building more coal-fired capacity than the rest of the world combined, U.S. climate lectures notwithstanding.