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China Economy By Numbers - April
A baby boom in the Year of the Dragon has led to a price hike of imported infant formula.
China Economy by Numbers is a monthly issue covering major Chineses economic figures and graphics.
Chinese food companies are looking to produce cheaper versions of Western foods, squeezing the margin of foreign exporters.
Chen Liheng believes in order to make his Franz Collection Inc the world's top china producer, he should return to the Chinese mainland, the home of his produce.
Multinational executives remain upbeat about China's business environment and are not allowing concerns over an economic slowdown to dampen investment.
Independent car design and R&D companies could be entering the fast lane in China.
The Bankcard Consumer Confidence Index (BCCI) stood at 86.65 in April, down 0.12 percentage point from March.
The National Council for Social Security Fund will invest up to 250 billion yuan ($39.6 billion) in the real economy by 2015.
The Ministry of Commerce announced that outbound investment is expected to grow by 17 percent annually and reach $150 billion in 2015.
The residential land supplies will be increased by more than 20 percent this year to further restrain property prices. Stimulus steps OK'd
Stimulus steps OK'dThe Chinese government has established a goal of having green buildings account for 30 percent of new construction projects by 2020.
China and EU will expand collaboration in alternative energy sector to achieve shared objectives in terms of energy conservation and emissions reduction.
A new law and guidelines on the use of a national ecological compensation plan are currently being formulated and will be launched before 2015.
Swedish firms are tapping China's growing demand for environmental technology, a potential bright spot in Sino-Swedish economic cooperation.
