Por: ABC News Business January 10, 2023
BEIJING -- Wang Jian is anxious to get back to work teaching basketball to children now that has lifted anti-COVID-19 restrictions. But his gym in the eastern city of Shenyang has been closed for a month because all its coaches are infected.The most optimistic forecasts say China's business and consumer activity might revive as early as the first quarter of this year. But before that happens, entrepreneurs and families face a painful... + full article
Associated Press USA Health January 10, 2023
BEIJING (AP) — Wang Jian is anxious to get back to work teaching basketball to children now that China has . But his gym in the eastern city of Shenyang has been closed for a month because all its coaches are infected.The most optimistic forecasts say China’s business and... + más
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