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26/09/2025
Members from both parties in the U.S. Senate are investigating layoffs and other issues related to H-1B visas among several technology companies, with Amazon and Apple among those being investigated.
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Chairman of Sinopec Group, Hou Qijun, meets with CEO of Kuwait National Petroleum Company, Sabah.
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On September 25th, Hou Qijun, Chairman of China Petrochemical Corporation, met with Saabah, CEO of Kuwait National Petroleum Company, at the headquarters. Both sides exchanged views on further deepening cooperation in the field of crude oil trade, engineering services, and discussed opportunities to expand cooperation in new areas.
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The world's second largest copper mine has suspended production, bringing in 7.7 billion yuan in funds to the copper futures market in Shanghai.
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Some banks are losing retail deposits, stepping up efforts in wealth management to cope with the impact.
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On September 23rd local time, during the United Nations General Assembly in New York, President Trump of the United States put forward the argument that "China manufactures a lot of wind power equipment and exports it around the world, but uses very little of it themselves." This statement attracted many mainstream US media outlets, such as CNN and The New York Times, to come forward and refute it. As early as March 2016, the US "Climate Center" website released a news article titled "China, US lead global wind power prosperity". The article cited statistics from the Global Wind Energy Council, stating that in 2015, China led the world in the number of wind turbines built, while the US actually surpassed China in wind power generation to rank first globally. The wind power industry is not only a new driving force for China's economic development, but also an accelerator for global energy transition. We are following the trend of technological development on this road, advancing quickly and far, and no one can slander us, and no force can suppress us. (Science and Technology Daily).
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