China to issue 1 trillion Chinese Yuan in long-term bonds starting this week to boost the economy.
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William Lai Sworn In as Taiwan's New President
William Lai Ching-te has been sworn in as Taiwan’s new president, replacing Tsai Ing-wen after her eight-year tenure.
China to Spend $42 Billion to Address Real Estate Market Crisis
The Chinese government announced measures to stabilize the struggling real estate market. It allocated $42.25 billion to help state-owned enterprises purchase unsold apartments, aiming to provide liquidity and promote affordable housing.
China Plans to Acquire Apartments, Relax Mortgage Rules in Response to Weakening Real Estate Market
Chinese authorities announced plans to buy some of its huge housing inventory, simplify financing requirements, and deliver unfinished homes.
China Offers 15-Day Visa-Free Stay for Cruise Travelers To Boost Tourism
China implements 15-day visa-free stays for international cruise travelers, while expanding visa-free transit and digital payment options to boost post-pandemic tourism numbers.
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Mayer Brown wants to end its 15-year partnership with China. But why? Mayer Brown wants to end its partnership with China. This was confirmed after the Chicago-based law firm announced reaching an agreement in principle to split from its operations in the Asian country.
