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| Synthetic fuels could help low-carbon aviation take off |
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How to combine hydrogen and carbon capture
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| China to revise rules on foreign banks |
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China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) on Wednesday unveiled a draft instrument on the regulation of foreign banks to solicit public opinions
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| Trump threatens to cut GM subsidies in retaliation for U.S. job cuts |
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U.S. President Donald Trump threatened on Tuesday to eliminate subsidies for General Motors Co in retaliation for the automaker cutting U.S. jobs and plants, and the automaker also took fire from Canadian political and labor leaders for cutbacks there
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| Trump Says He’s ‘Not Even a Little Bit Happy’ With Fed’s Powell |
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President Donald Trump renewed his attack on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, telling the Washington Post he’s “not even a little bit happy” with his choice to head the central bank
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| GM to halt production at 7 plants in restructuring |
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Carmaker seeks $6bn in cost savings to protect against economic downturn and trade war
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| China's financial holding firms to face tougher supervision |
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Senior managers of China's financial firms have called for stricter supervision of financial holding companies to grant more support to China's real economy and private businesses in particular
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| A Warming Climate Brings New Crops to Frigid Zones |
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Longer growing seasons help lead northern farmers to plow up forests for crops such as corn that were once hard to grow in chilly territories
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| Overseas financial firms gain better access to mainland market |
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With approval from a Chinese market regulator, a number of overseas financial institutions are ready to expand their presence in the Chinese mainland
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| U.S. asks allies to shun Huawei equipment, WSJ reports; sector stocks fall |
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The U.S. government is trying to persuade wireless and internet providers in allied countries to avoid telecommunications equipment from China’s Huawei Technologies [HWT.UL], the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday
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| E-commerce faces carpe diem moment |
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Amid consumption upgrade, new law will bring daigou using online platforms under greater scrutiny, and rid e-shopping of frauds, fakes
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| China’s internet, despite controls, offers fame and fortune to some |
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How a small-town boy is trying to make it big in livestreaming
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| Facebook to fund trainee local newspaper reporters in Britain |
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Facebook is donating 4.5 million pounds ($5.8 million) to train journalists in Britain to support communities that have lost local newspapers and reporters, in no little part due to ad revenue and readers switching online to the social media giant
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| Airline alliances see new trend |
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The planned withdrawal of China Southern Airlines Co, the largest airline by fleet size in Asia, from the SkyTeam airline alliance signifies less close-knit alliances and more cross-alliance cooperation, analysts said
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| Barnier proposes Brexit transition lasting to 2022 |
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Prolonging free movement and EU payments would fuel Eurosceptic ire
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| Lowered threshold spurs free trade zone |
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The China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, the first of its kind in the country, is turning into a true test case for China's further opening-up, and is attracting thousands of companies from both home and abroad
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