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Written by Linda D. MohlerSeptember 18, 2020

VeChain to Supply Blockchain Tech for Chinese Food Safety Group That Includes McDonald’s

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The VeChain Foundation has become the first blockchain-based entity to join the China Animal Health and Food Safety Alliance (CAFA). According to a Thursday medium blog post, VeChain joins the 130 strong member group as its only public blockchain technology provider, and will further provide technical and infrastructural support for member firms. CAFA is a

Written by Linda D. MohlerSeptember 16, 2020

Chinese vessels account for 99 per cent of fishing off Galapagos, report finds

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Chinese flagged ships made up 99 per cent of those fishing off the coast of the Galapagos in a one month timeframe – SANTIAGO ARCOS /REUTERS Nearly 300 Chinese vessels in the waters off the Galapagos Marine Reserve have been fishing primarily for squid, an essential part of the area’s delicate ecosystem, adding to concerns

Written by Linda D. MohlerSeptember 4, 2020

KFC, Pizza Hut Chinese Parent Raises $2.2B In Hong Kong IPO: Report

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Yum China Holdings Inc (NYSE: YUMC) raised $2.2 billion in its secondary listing in Hong Kong at $53.16 (HKD 412) per share, Bloomberg reported Thursday. What Happened: The operator of fast food brands such as KFC and Pizza Hut in China sold 41.91 million shares in its Hong Kong offering, people familiar with the matter

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 28, 2020

‘Lingua Franca’ on Netflix + Chinese UC Davis researcher bids for release: Your AAPI newsletter

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It is Thursday, Aug. 27, and this is The Sacramento Bee’s AAPI weekly newsletter. Here’s a recap of the stories and issues I’m following: Lawyers are calling for Dr. Juan Tang, a former UC Davis cancer scientist accused of lying about her ties to China’s military, to be released from jail. Tang was arrested by

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 26, 2020

4 Different Chinese Stocks To Consider

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China When we think of the Chinese companies that have been the winners of lockdown, it’s the large tech behemoths such as Alibaba and Tencent that spring to mind. But China, which competes with the US for the title of world’s biggest powerhouse, is an enormous region packed with opportunities for those willing to hunt.

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 18, 2020

Chinese hospitals aborted late-stage pregnancies and killed newborns as part of a campaign to purge the Uighur culture, report says

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Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 16, 2020

Tasty Gourmet Chinese Food On Joliet’s Cass Street

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JOLIET, IL — Last month when I wrote about the reopening of Super China Buffet on Joliet’s West Jefferson Street, I learned something I didn’t know. Turns out, the same family that owns Super China Buffet also operates Tony’s Wok, on Joliet’s east side, at 550 E. Cass St. I had driven past Tony’s Wok

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 10, 2020

Chinese Hotpot Ingredients Supplier Guoquan Weighs IPO

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(Bloomberg) — Chinese hotpot ingredients supplier Guoquan is weighing an initial public offering as soon as next year, according to people with knowledge of the matter. IDG Capital, one of the company’s major backers, has held preliminary discussions with banks on the potential offering, which could raise $400 million to $500 million, the people said.

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 8, 2020

Hiroshima survivors + Rocklin teen, UC Davis grant aim for Chinese history education: Your AAPI newsletter

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It is Thursday, August 6, and this is The Sacramento Bee’s AAPI weekly newsletter. Here’s a recap of the stories I’ve recently covered and issues I’m following: On this date in 1945, the U.S. dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, followed by a second bomb in Nagasaki three days later. About 220,000 Japanese people

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 4, 2020

Chinese beer lovers leave facemasks and worries behind as festival opens

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Thousands of Chinese beer lovers left their facemasks and virus worries behind to gather in large crowds and raise a much-needed glass as the annual Qingdao beer festival opened over the weekend. China has largely brought the coronavirus outbreak under control through a series of lockdowns and restrictions, and the small number of cases reassured

Written by Linda D. MohlerAugust 2, 2020

Trump-endorsed GOP candidate says Chinese students should be banned from studying chemistry and physics in the US

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Bryant “Corky” Messner. Screenshot via CorkyForSenate A Republican primary candidate for the US Senate who is endorsed by President Donald Trump suggested Chinese students studying in US colleges should be banned from studying “hard sciences,” according to video footage obtained by Insider. Colorado-based attorney Bryant “Corky” Messner, who represented fast-food chain Chipotle Mexican Grill, argued

Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 25, 2020

Chinese hoop league allows some spectators

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The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world: — The Chinese basketball league is set to allow limited numbers of spectators into games this Sunday before being fully open to fans from July 31 for playoff games in Qingdao. The Chinese Basketball Association released a statement saying that medical

Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 23, 2020

Chinese consulate in Houston was hot spot for spying, say U.S. officials

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The Trump administration’s decision to close China’s consulate in Houston on Wednesday came after years of FBI intelligence-gathering showed it was a hot spot of Chinese spying in the U.S., and President Donald Trump has been kept informed about its activities since soon after he took office, U.S. officials told NBC News. Multiple U.S. officials

Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 19, 2020

Chinese ports hit capacity as virus tests slow clearing: shippers

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By Dominique Patton and Muyu Xu BEIJING (Reuters) – Testing of imported food for the novel coronavirus is pushing capacity at some major Chinese ports to their limit, major shippers told customers this week, warning of additional fees and possible diversions to other ports. China stepped up inspections of imported food last month after an

Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 17, 2020

The Biggest Misconceptions About Chinese American Food

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Left to right: Eric Sze and Lucas Sin (Photo: ILLUSTRATION: YENWEI LIU/HUFFPOST; PHOTOS: ALEX LAU) Chinese chefs Eric Sze and Lucas Sin both immigrated to the U.S. in 2011 for college — Sin studied cognitive science at Yale and Sze studied hospitality at NYU. Both were born in 1993. Neither has professional culinary training. Lucas

Written by Linda D. MohlerJuly 15, 2020

Chinese trade sees surprise bounce as virus recovery picks up

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Chinese trade enjoyed surprise growth in June as the world slowly emerges from economy-strangling lockdowns, though officials warned of headwinds for recovery owing to the spread of the pandemic. The figures come days before the release of data expected to show the world’s number two economy returned to growth in the second quarter following a

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