Aggregated China Business Blogs
China’s Gionee Signs 3G/4G Licensing Agreement With Qualcomm
Boeing To Build First Overseas Plane Completion And Delivery Center Near Shanghai
On This Day, March 10, 2 Years Ago, After Preaching Nearly Every Day for Over 5 Years and Predicting Repeatedly the Coronavirus Plague and That America Could Be Destroyed by Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea, or a Combination of These Countries Daniel Whyte III Said These Words on March 10, 2020: “How to Stay the Plague: Daniel Whyte III, Who Was Going to Preach Something Else Tonight Was Led by the Lord Right Before the Sermon to Preach an Impromptu Message Regarding the Coronavirus Pandemic, or What He Calls the Plague.” On March 11, Right Before Donald Trump’s Speech Regarding the Plague Pandemic Daniel Whyte III Spoke on “What President Trump’s Christian Evangelical Advisers Should Have Told Him to Say in His Speech About This Coronavirus Pandemic-plague” and Then He Spoke on the Same Day, March 11, on “How the Lord Is Leading Me to Pray During the Coronavirus Pandemic-plague,” and Then on March 13 He Spoke on “How to Stay the Coronavirus Plague,” Which Became a Daily Briefing With Daniel Whyte III. On March 22, He Preached “Exhortations for Saints and Sinners as They Shelter in Place Due to the Plague.” On March 23 He Preached “What the Church Needs to Do and What President Trump Needs to Do to Stop the Plague and How the Following Preachers Can Save America and Save the World: Jack Graham, Franklin Graham, John MacArthur, Tony Evans, Dwight McKissic Jr., and Anne Graham Lotz.” Daniel Whyte III Was Going to Make March 10 of 2022 His Last Day of Preaching Consecutively but God May Have Other Plans for Him — Listen Below to All of the Sermons and Speeches
New York Stock Exchange reverses course again on China delistings
Victim? Villain? Huawei finds itself trapped in US-China dispute
China aims to follow MSCI victory with Bond Connect launch
Q&A: What is an air defence zone?
Alibaba, Marriott To Set Up JV In China
China’s Myanmar envoy holds high-level talks after signs of strained ties
TikTok admits that Chinese employees can access user data