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Caixin Media (simplified Chinese: θ΄’ζ°δΌ εͺ; traditional Chinese: 貑ζ°ε³εͺ; pinyin: CΓ‘ixΔ«n ChuΓ‘nmΓ©i; lit. 'New Fortune', pronounced t'sigh-sheen) is a Chinese media group based in Beijing known for business and investigative journalism. β Wikipedia
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- Yuan's Global Role Is Expanding Beyond Trade, StanChart Execs Say
- China Envoy Calls for Upgraded ASEAN Economic Ties to Counter Global Disruption
- In Depth: Repayment Question Looms as China Speeds Up Special Bond Issuance
- Analysis: Plunging Yields and Debt Swaps Are Rewiring China's Credit Market
- South China Metropolis Officials Punished for Mass Felling of Banyan Trees
- China Removes Senior Financial Regulator After Graft Probe
- Commentary: How China and the EU Can Avert a Costly Trade War
- Cover Story: Europe Fortifies Against China's New Export Juggernaut
- Former Xinjiang Executive Vice Chairman Indicted on Bribery Charges
- U.S.-Listed Chinese Fintech Yiren Digital Swings to $141 Million Loss
- China Says It Has No Intention of Depreciating Yuan to Boost Exports
- Former Guangzhou Party Chief Placed Under Investigation
- China Unveils First Nationwide Labor Rules to Protect Gig Economy Workers
- CX Daily: China Pushes LGFVs Beyond 'Fake' Transformation
- CXMT Shares Suffer Biggest Drop Since July IPO
- Taikang Life's Leadership Change Highlights Divergent Fortunes of China's Insurers
- Midcareer Professionals Drive Migration Reversal in China's Northeast
- JAC Shares Slump After Viral Video Showing Brake Pedal Defects
- China, EU Pledge to Contain Trade Disputes After Beijing Talks
- Central Bank Proposes Expanding Credit Database to Non-Bank Lenders
- Weekly Must-Read: FAW-GAC Deal Tests a New Path for China's Auto Consolidation
- Commentary: China's Golden Week Exposes a Deepening Consumer Divide
- Beijing Lets Local Governments Tap 550 Billion Yuan in Unused Debt Quotas
- Chinese Tycoon Sues Evergrande Founder for $1.5 Billion