In the news: China reacts to Brexit, issues new online search rules, denies Samsung SDI and LG Chem EV battery certifications and considers lifting caps on foreign carmakers

This week PRC leaders weighed in on Brexit's impact on China, authorities set internet ad restrictions, leading Korean car battery makers failed to qualify for subsidies and the NDRC chairman said foreign auto companies could go independent

11 minute read June 28, 2016 at 01:10 AM

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In the news: China reacts to Brexit, issues new online search rules, denies Samsung SDI and LG Chem EV battery certifications and considers lifting caps on foreign carmakers

China promises stability after Brexit vote

Premier Li Keqiang said at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin on Monday that global uncertainties have increased after the U.K.'

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