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Desperate Chinese property developers resort to bizarre marketing tactics

The country’s real-estate slump is getting worse and looks set to drag on for years.

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China s property developers are using bizarre marketing tactics: Report

China News: China's economy faces a deep crisis due to a property crisis and mounting local government debt. Stock markets in China and Hong Kong have plummeted a

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China Hits 5 2% Growth Target Despite Population Challenges

In 2023, China experienced a 5.2% economic growth while its population decreased by 2 million, reflecting a complex situation of economic resilience amidst demographic challenges.

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Shares fall in Europe after gains in Asia, US markets closed for holiday

Shares fall in Europe after gains in Asia, US markets closed for holiday
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Stocks fall in Europe after gains in Asia; US markets closed for holiday

HONG KONG — European markets opened lower while Asian markets were mostly higher on Monday as the week got off to a mixed start.

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