Policy
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China will push NEV material prices to return to rationality as soon as possible, official says
China will accelerate the development of domestic resources, crack down on hoarding and other unfair competition, and push raw material prices to return to rationality as soon as possible, the MIIT spokesman said.
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Shanghai issues guidelines to help firms return to work amid Covid fight
The goal of the guidelines is to achieve closed-loop management while ensuring risk control, in order to facilitate companies' return to work and production, and to ensure the safety and stability of the supply chain.
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Guangdong aims to have 250,000 public charging piles by end of 2025
Guangdong aims to have a convenient, efficient and moderately advanced charging network system in place by the end of 2025.
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China's securities regulator issues new draft regulation, hinting at positive surprise on audit issues
"This reflects the consistent openness of Chinese regulators to cross-border audit and regulatory cooperation and is in line with relevant international practices," the CSRC said.
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Beijing aims to have 2 million NEVs by 2025
At the end of 2020, Beijing had 400,000 NEVs.
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Official calls on multinational automakers to further expand investment in China
China's vice minister of commerce calls on multinational car companies to seize the opportunity to further expand their investment in China and improve the layout of the supply chain.
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Chinese securities regulator responds after more firms placed on SEC list for possible delisting
Whether the companies are actually delisted in the next two years will ultimately depend on the progress and outcome of the US-China audit and regulatory cooperation, the CSRC said.
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Flying car industry expected to get more policy support as it is included in development plan in China
China will deploy flying car research and development to break through technologies such as the integration of flying vehicles with cars and the free switching of flight and ground travel, a government document reads.
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Chinese securities regulator gives more positive signals on audit issues
The CSRC held a video exchange today with some US-listed Chinese companies and investment firms to hear their views on the recent situation with China-concept stocks.
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CAAM has included raw material price inflation in its monitoring, senior official says
Regulators have taken a clear stand against unfair competition and have made it clear they will firmly crackdown on such behavior, a senior CAAM official said.









