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McDonalds has taken greater control of its China business and expanded aggressively amid a consumer slowdown and geopolitical tensions. The company repurchased a 28% stake in its China business Carlyle Group, giving it a 48% share in $6 billion worth of operations. This move contrasts with the trend of multinational corporations reeling back investments in China or even exiting altogether due to geopolitical and economic challenges.

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The decision by McDonalds to take greater control of its China business and expand aggressively in the face of a consumer slowdown and geopolitical tensions se...

Washington - To Beijing and the Chinese Communist Party, Henry Kissinger was "a most valued old friend" for his role in reestablishing ties wi

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China Lithium Price: Prices of the chemical used in batteries in China, also the worlds largest producer, have already tumbled 77% this year after Beijing slashed subsidies for electric vehicles from January, dragging down lithium ore prices and hurting global miners profit margins.

The Hong Kong stock market on Thursday snapped the four-day losing streak in which it had tumbled more than 910 points or 5.3 percent. The Hang Seng Index now sits just above the 17,040-point plateau and it's expected to open higher again on Friday.

The Hong Kong stock market has moved lower in four straight sessions, sinking more than 910 points or 5.3 percent along the way. The Hang Seng Index now sits just beneath the 17,000-point plateau although it's due for support on Thursday.

The firm previously sealed its Series A funding round in June 2022 led by local investment firms Xingcheng Capital and Baoding Investment. 

Existing backers of Taihe Weiye including GL Ventures, CICC Capital, and GF Xinde Investment re-upped in the financing round.