A growing number of global companies are eyeing green energy and low-carbon transformation in China, as the country is driving itself from high-speed growth to high-quality development, together with a “dual carbon” goal in their sights. Especially, a dual-transformation of digital and de-carbonization has become the top priority on many industries’ agenda.
A notice from the Chinese government that urged households to stock up on daily necessities ahead of winter in case of emergencies and food shortages has sparked widespread concern online.
The Ministry of Commerce told local authorities to stabilise food supply and prices, including for vegetables, meat and cooking oil in preparation for the coming cold months, according to the statement.
Beijing has taken aim at its high-tech, energy and property sectors in recent months, spooking investors who were used to decades of unprecedented growth. How much self-inflicted pain can China’s economy endure? The future of China’s economic miracle has been preying on investors’ minds this year in the wake of a far-reaching crackdown by Beijing .
Beijing has taken aim at its high-tech, energy and property sectors in recent months, spooking investors who were used to decades of unprecedented growth. How much self-inflicted pain can China's economy endure?