In the news: China's leaders pledge to stabilize the economy, better handle foreign disputes, avoid layoffs in SOE reform and encourage more FDI in certain sectors

This week Premier Li promised steady economic and financial reforms, the SPC asked courts to improve cross-border dispute services, the SASAC said it will prioritize consolidation over bankruptcies and China's commerce minister pledged to reduce barriers in high-end manufacturing and services

11 minute readMarch 16, 2016 at 07:08 AM
By
Katherine Jo
& clp articles

At a news conference in Beijing marking the end of the 12-day National People's Congress, Premier Li Keqiang told reporters that although China will face short-term volatility, it has an

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