Economics
China Cuts Taxes in Shanghai Free Trade Zone to Lure Investment
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China said it would cut taxes and ease restrictions on cross-border money flows in the new free-trade area in Shanghai, a move that will likely attract more foreign investment and help counteract some of the effects of the trade war.