BEIJING — On China’s frenetic and hugely popular retail livestreams, glamorous hosts sell goods ranging from shoes and lipsticks to baby products and, increasingly, truckloads of sulphurous coal. With coal inventories at China’s ports and power plants reaching record highs in recent weeks as a sluggish economy saps demand from utilities and steel mills, reducing […]
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