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China’s surging diesel prices ripple across logistics supply chain ahead of Singles’ Day shopping holiday

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By Siqi Ji Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
In recent weeks, truck driver Wang Ping has started changing the route of his regular 5,000km (3,100 miles) round trip from the central Chinese province of Hubei to the Pearl River Delta in the south. With the price of diesel now above 7.2 yuan (US$1.125) per litre from 5 yuan earlier this year, Wang has been making new stops to meet with illicit fuel sellers because he can no longer afford to fill his 49-tonne truck at regular petrol stations.
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China must ease small firms’ tax burden amid ‘downward pressure’ on the economy, says Premier Li Keqiang

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By Siqi Ji Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Premier Li Keqiang has said China needs to lower fees and taxes for businesses, particularly struggling small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), to alleviate fresh challenges facing the economy. “The current economy is facing new downward pressure, and more than 100 million market players are the source of confidence and resilience to stabilise economic fundamentals,” Li said during a meeting on Tuesday with China’s top market regulator, the State Administration for Market Regulation.
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What is 'lying flat', and why are Chinese officials standing up to it?

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By Siqi Ji Verified, He Huifeng Verified
| AsiaOne Verified
“Lying flat” is a movement about doing nothing. And that makes it about everything. For months, the chatter surrounding lying flat, or tang ping, has permeated Chinese society, sowed discourse and become ubiquitous enough to finally warrant a public condemnation by President Xi Jinping.
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