Jiang Chao, fixed-income analyst at Haitong Securities, said: "The moves to improve rating quality at local firms are likely to increase as China opens more to foreign agencies."
Jiang Ying, a professor at China University of Labor Relations and a leading expert on China's Labor Law, said the rare protest by sleep-deprived tech firm employees underscored the difficulties facing workers who defend their rights.
Japan's efforts pale in comparison with some of its Asian neighbors. According to data from the Payments Japan Association, 96 percent of transactions in the Republic of Korea and 66 percent in China are already cashless.
Japan will be more under the sway of the US after the agreement, which went into effect in 1988, is renewed. The accord, after renewal, can be scrapped in six months if either Japan or the US notifies the other, the Kyodo News said.
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Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore Investment Management, said his team supports the inclusion and believes A shares represent compelling opportunities.
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Jacques Aschenbroich, Valeo's chairman and CEO, said the growth "confirms our excellent positioning in the fast-growing markets of hybrid, electric and autonomous vehicles, and justifies our sustained investment in research and development and production capacity".
Jacimovic who received a scholarship to study in China, will be one of the international students who benefit from the educational programs of the initiative. In addition to tuition fee, as well as accommodation and health insurance, Jacimovic will also receive 3000 yuan each month for her to spend. Jacimovic was one of three students who won this scholarship this year, and about five to six students have received similar scholarships in previous years at the University John Naisbitt in Belgrade, Serbia, Jacimovic said.
Japan's northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido has seen a spike in COVID-19 cases and clusters recently, as more people are staying indoors in poorly-ventilated rooms as the temperature drops with winter approaching.
Japan's Nikkei 225 index declined 1.46 percent on Wednesday, the third consecutive daily decrease after the US announcement, while the KOSPI index in the Republic of Korea slipped by 0.41 percent.