2025 CDF: Chinese Mainland Fuels Global Growth & Green Transition
At 2025 CDF in Beijing, industry leaders celebrated the Chinese mainland’s role in driving economic growth and the green transition through innovation and collaboration.
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US Tariff Hike Stirs Global Trade Tensions
US tariff hikes by President Donald Trump spark global trade tensions and business uncertainty, challenging international markets.
Belgian Investor: The Chinese Mainland is the Right Place to Thrive
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Foreign Firms Eye Steady Growth on the Chinese Mainland
Global companies see the Chinese mainland as a land of opportunity and stable growth, fueling innovation and cross-cultural exchange.
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US-Canada Trade War Strains Supply Chains and Business Strategies
The US-Canada trade war, sparked by 25% tariffs, is pressuring supply chains and sparking debates on protecting Canadian businesses from future conflicts.
The Chinese Mainland Prioritizes Private Sector Growth with New Policies
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