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China s biotech sector comes of age with big licensing deals, global ambitions

HONG KONG If investors in China’s biotech industry needed one more sign that the sector is coming of age, then a major licensing deal RemeGen Co Ltd struck…

Analysis: China s biotech sector comes of age with big licensing deals, global ambitions

If investors in China's biotech industry needed one more sign that the sector is coming of age, then a major licensing deal RemeGen Co Ltd (9995.HK) struck last month with Seattle-based Seagen Inc fits the bill.

Analysis-China s biotech sector comes of age with big licensing deals, global ambitions

Analysis-China s biotech sector comes of age with big licensing deals, global ambitions
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Everything you need to know about Chinese ride-sharing giant Didi s IPO

Everything you need to know about Chinese ride-sharing giant Didi’s IPO Fortune 10 hrs ago © Simon Song South China Morning Post/Getty Images One of the year’s most anticipated IPOs is upon us: Didi Global, the Beijing-based transportation app that dominates ride-hailing in its home country of China, is set to make its debut as a publicly traded company on the U.S. stock market on Wednesday. Didi’s New York listing has been years in the making, with rumors of a U.S. IPO swirling over the past five years. The company finally filed a prospectus with U.S. regulators earlier this month and with its public offering reportedly priced on Tuesday, it appears all systems go for the latest Chinese behemoth to tap the U.S. market.

Lithuania quit 17+1 because access to Chinese market did not improve, its envoy says

news Lithuania quit 17+1 because access to Chinese market did not improve, its envoy says Kinling Lo kinling.lo@scmp.com © SCMP Diana Mickeviciene, the Lithuanian ambassador to China, says leaving the 17+1 platform has been a trade calculation. Photo: Simon Song Lithuania s top diplomat in China has rejected claims that her country was taking sides against Beijing by quitting the China-led 17+1 mechanism, saying the withdrawal was prompted by less-than-expected trade benefits. Diana Mickeviciene, the Lithuanian ambassador to China, said the Chinese side had been told in February of the decision to pull out of the Beijing-led China and Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries cooperation mechanism, often referred to as 17+1.

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