Beijing had committed to help Pakistan meet two crucial debt repayments in June worth $2.3 billion. -- IANS Islamabad, May 25 (IANS) As Pakistan struggles to secure the critical pending loan from the ...
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China will offer $2 billion to help Equatorial Guinea move ... The country has also seen production slow over the past years, with oil production dropping to 270,000 barrels per day in 2014 ...
Its political and economic free-fall raises the risk of instability not only within the country but also in its neighbourhood ...
An Associated Press analysis of a dozen countries most indebted to China — including Pakistan ... loans that would add to a country’s debt total. Mongolia has taken out $1.8 billion ($2.8 ...
Seeks Security for Projects China’s cash is crucial to Pakistan. It’s the country’s largest trade partner, a key investor in infrastructure, and also its single largest creditor. In March, Islamabad ...
The CPEC Corridor is a $60 billion corridor being laid through Pakistan ... and the South China Sea”. Mr. Bilawal said the partnership between the two countries has grown over the years and ...
Upstart's stock has plunged along with its business -- a business model plagued with insufficient funding from partners. The company is securing longer-term commitments from partners, which could ...
China's second-largest chip foundry, Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd (1347.HK), said it had received Shanghai Stock Exchange approval for a planned public share sale worth $2.6 billion, which would be ...
Upstart said a combination of new and existing partners have pledged to fund $2 billion in loans over the next 12 months. Moreover, management says that there are more discussions in the "pipeline ...
(Bloomberg) -- Pakistan reassured China its investments and personnel in the country will be protected from increased militant attacks that hindered progress on President Xi Jinping’s flagship Belt ...
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's second-largest chip foundry, Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd, said it had received Shanghai Stock Exchange approval for a planned public share sale worth $2.6 billion ...
