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China regulator tells banks to pause new IPOs as markets wobble
China's securities regulator has told investment banks to pause new IPOs and large share sales until markets recover, after a brutal October for equities.
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dgcityTaiwan Reports 49 Chinese Warplanes in Year's Largest Single-Day Surge
Taiwan said it tracked 49 Chinese aircraft and 12 vessels around the island in 24 hours, the largest daily surge of the year, ahead of local elections.
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Autumn Burns Through the Forests of Sichuan's Guangwu Mountain
Aerial images show roads curling through red and gold forests at Guangwu Mountain in Sichuan, where the late-autumn colours peak in mist and cloud.
Robots Race Up 3,000 Stone Steps of China's Mount Tai
Nearly 90 robot teams took on Mount Tai's ancient stone path, where humanoids stumbled and quadrupeds hauled eggs and watermelons.
Four Returned Yuanmingyuan Animal Heads Reunited in Kunshan Show
The ox, tiger, monkey and boar bronze heads from the Old Summer Palace are displayed with other returned relics in Kunshan.
Beijing's First Sui Dynasty Great Wall Found at Changping Garrison
A Sui wuzhu coin and Sui-style porcelain confirm an excavated Changping garrison as Beijing's first known Sui Great Wall.
Chinese ecologist Fu Bojie awarded Volvo Environment Prize
Fu Bojie was honored in Stockholm for decades of work linking landscape ecology to the restoration of China's degraded Loess Plateau.
Guofeng Singer Wu En Dies at 41 After Nearly Seven Years With Cancer
The voice behind beloved songs from “Mo Dao Zu Shi” was mourned by fans after a long battle with an aggressive form of stomach cancer.
Takeout Rider Wang Jibing Becomes Lu Xun Poetry Laureate
Wang Jibing, who delivered food by electric bike, has won the Lu Xun Literature Prize for 'Low Flight,' a first for a platform rider.
Northern China Heats Early While a Three-Year Program Fixes Old Pipes
Cities from Liaoning to Ningxia are heating on demand rather than by calendar, while a national program repairs decades-old heating networks.