Man can conquer nature? Mainland China prevents land loss and builds a 3,000-kilometer green Great Wall in the Taklimakan Desert|
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China's trade-in scheme for consumer electronics has failed to get the tills ringing with buyers purchasing fewer than two subsidized items per person, despite being eligible to buy up to three.
Around 20 million consumers applied for subsidies on 25.4 million digital devices since the scheme's launch on January 20.
Broadened its national trade-in program for home appliances and cars to include personal devices such as phones, tablets and smart watches, offering 15 percent subsidies for products priced under 6,000 yuan (HK$6,395).
The subsidies are capped at 500 yuan for each purchase, while consumers can enjoy the reduction for one item per category.
Walmart reported a 17 percent increase in sales in the mainland in the third quarter 2024, amid speculation that it would pull out of China.
Regional authorities owe a total of 10 trillion yuan in arrears to contractors and civil servants. That’s equivalent to 7% of China’s gross domestic product last year.
A swap at a scale of 20 to 50 trillion yuan would be effective in relieving debt burdens around the country, allowing local authorities to better support consumers,
Local governments had over 47 trillion yuan in on-balance sheet debt as of the end of 2025. On top of that, they have about 60 trillion yuan in so-called hidden debt.
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