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Stop Earning Money on Clients’ Funds, Says China’s Central Bank - Caixin Global

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Stop Earning Money on Clients’ Funds, Says China’s Central Bank. By Zhang Yuzhe and Wang Yuqian. Beijing) More than 260 third-party payment companies, including Ant Financial’s Alipay and Tencent’s Tenpay, may lose a significant source of income after China’s central bank closes a loophole that allowed many of them to live off interest payments earned by the funds of their clients. You've accessed an article available only to subscribers. Try 4 weeks for $0.99. Open WeChat and scan the QR code. Boeing Ma...

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China Steelmaker Finally Puts the Ball in Ballpoint Pen. China, the world’s leading maker of ballpoint pens, has finally mastered the craft of making the tiny balls that are the pens’ central component. Photo: IC. Beijing) China may be the world’s largest maker of ballpoint pens, but it has not been able to master the craft of making the tiny ball-holding sockets that are a key component in one of the world’s most popular writing tools at least until now. Try 4 weeks for $0.99. Don't have an account?

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Mar 18, 2017 07:55 AM. Culture: Exploring the Unique Challenges of a Rising China with Author Martin Jacques. Author Martin Jacques says much Western analysis of nation’s transformation into a world power is flawed. Mar 17, 2017 19:27 PM. Residency Rules for School Enrollment Drive Up Property Prices Near Beijing’s Best Institutions. By Chen Shaoyuan, Wu Di and Li Rongde. Demand spikes for homes near renowned facilities as number of schoolchildren far outpaces available seats. Mar 17, 2017 18:40 PM.

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Nobel Laureate Tu Youyou Becomes First Female to Win China’s Top Science Award. Tu Youyou, winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine, receives her 2016 national Science and Technology Award from President Xi Jinping on Monday in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing. Photo: Li Xueren / Xinhua News Agency. You've accessed an article available only to subscribers. Try 4 weeks for $0.99. Open WeChat and scan the QR code. China Finally Wins a Science Nobel, yet Critics Remain Unsatisfied.

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