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The Wall Street Journal
Where Have the Traders Gone? A $4 Trillion Market Is Stuck in a Rut — Hong Kong’s stock market has stalled, trading volumes are slumping and foreign investors are backing away.
After Crackdown, China Sees New Wave of ‘Everyday Feminism’ — With Beijing having snuffed out public advocacy, a growing interest in gender issues can be seen in the popularity of books and podcasts.
The Financial Times
Chinese developer Sunac makes debt restructuring breakthrough — Court approval of $10bn plan agreed with creditors brings some relief to country’s crisis-hit property sector.
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