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Alibaba’s Ant Group to Become a Financial Holding Company
The development comes after regulators imposed a $2.8-billion fine on Alibaba for violating anti-monopoly law.
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| April 12, 2021
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Risk Management
Gee, 20: No New Currency Deal, China Devalues Yuan
China's move, just two days after saying it would not devalue its currency, is unfortunately business as usual.
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Wolfgang Koester
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The latest on China's economy.
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China’s Banks Post Weak Half-Year Earnings
Amid China's slowing economy, the country's largest banks are suffering from bad loans and tightening margins.
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
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China’s Central Bank Devalues Yuan
China's foreign-exchange reserves slid $300 billion over the last four quarters.
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Overcapacity and depressed prices threaten many of the country's corporate borrowers, who have gorged on debt for six years.
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Vincent Ryan
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