 
 
							This is an idea first mentioned by Mao, which President Xi hopes can be achieved by narrowing the huge wealth gap that threatens the country's economic ascent and Communist Party rule
 
 
							Global Times says the US move to try to block a Chinese takeover is a 'dangerous' precedent that could affect decisions on other mergers and acquisitions
 
 
							Chinese officials have been tightening scrutiny on the fintech sector, while ByteDance has focused on e-commerce and gaming as its new sources of growth
 
 
							Officials on Hainan Island are considering setting up an international carbon emissions trading exchange to connect China's national trading scheme with the global market
 
 
							Company is rushing to raise funds to pay its many lenders and suppliers, while regulators and financial markets fear the crisis could swamp China's banking system
 
 
							Ant and state firms in Zhejiang province plan to set up a credit-scoring firm to handle the group's data on over 1 billion consumers. The new venture could help revive Ant's suspended IPO
 
 
							Didi Global will help set up a union for its staff, sources have revealed. This would be a groundbreaking move, as there are few unions in China's tech sector
 
 
							Demand in the country's biggest cities has cooled following a range of restrictions to stabilise prices and reduce property developers' huge debts, a private-sector survey has found
 
 
							Singapore Exchange's regulatory arm is considering easing a minimum S$300 million ($223.2 million) market value requirement for SPACs and another that warrants cannot be detached from underlying shares, said two sources
 
 
							Hugely indebted property developer warns of liquidity and default risks if it fails to resume construction, dispose of more assets and renew loans
 
 
							The People's Daily said in an article on Monday authorities had to be "ruthless" as online games were "destroying" teenagers, disrupting their study and physical and mental well-being
 
 
							Chinese authorities have ordered an American Chamber of Commerce in the southwestern city of Chengdu to cease operations, saying there should only be one chamber in the country