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Lingling Wei

4 articles stable

Lingling Wei has appeared in 4 articles since 2018-05. Coverage peaked in 2018Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside China, Wall Street Journal.

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2023-03-10
Wall Street Journal 2 related

A look at China's “golden shares”, initially meant to reduce Beijing's role in the economy and now used to quietly control the country's biggest tech companies

Lingling Wei / Wall Street Journal :

2021-01-06
Wall Street Journal 3 related

Sources: China's regulators aim to force Ant Group, which owns Alipay, to share its consumer-credit data with China's central bank or an entity controlled by it

Lingling Wei / Wall Street Journal :

2018-05-27
Wall Street Journal

Sources: China to approve Qualcomm-NXP deal in next few days, but with conditions, as regulators fear merged company's dominance in areas like mobile payments

Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @lingling_wei Tweets: Lingling Wei / @lingling_wei : China's U-turn on Qualcomm coincides with Trump's U-turn on ZTE. Following Trump's pledge to save ZTE, Wang Qishan t...

2018-05-26
Wall Street Journal

Sources: China to approve Qualcomm-NXP deal in next few days, but with conditions, as regulators fear merged company's dominance in areas like mobile payments

Chinese regulators have expressed concerns that the merged company would crowd out domestic businesses in areas such as mobile payments Tweets: @lingling_wei Tweets: Lingling Wei / @lingling_wei : Chi...

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