Asia Pacific
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Meng extradition case to start formally in January 2020
The formal extradition case for Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. CFO Meng Wanzhou is now set to begin on January 20 next year, Canadian courts announced on Thursday. The scheduling comes as Associate...
Beijing trip cancellation was political, not about justice in Huawei arrest
Canadian digital security, Chinese land ownership are part of Beijing trip cancellation emails
Canadian companies brace for China’s next move
Beijing’s retaliation against other economies gives hints about its next targets
Reconsider China investments, Tibetan official urges
President in exile says Canadian trade in some sectors is harmful to Tibetans
Ignore Huawei fallout: Stockwell Day
Keep looking to China despite diplomatic dust-up, ex-minister tells Canadian businesses
Asian state investment in Canada waning: report
Foreign direct investment no longer dominated by government-owned companies
No windfall for Canada in U.S.-China trade fight: experts
Without Meng Wanzhou case resolution, trade war fallout will hurt Canada regardless of its outcome, analysts say
Fallout deepens with each delay in Meng case, observers warn
A protracted extradition process for Huawei CFO will worsen outlook for B.C., Canadian businesses with Chinese exposure
B.C. firm makes Asian inroads with cannabis product kiosks
Yield Growth Corp. turns to unmanned digital stations to entice Chinese consumers
Report: Huawei fallout creating 'significant' postponements, cancellations in Canada-China trade
The diplomatic spat between Ottawa and Beijing over the arrest of Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. CFO Meng Wanzhou has caused a significant number of Canadian companies to cancel or postpone their plans...