A comprehensive scheme for energy saving and emission reduction during the National 12th Five-Year Plan has been submitted to the State Council, China’s cabinet, for approval.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai (AmCham Shanghai) released on June 13 a report revealing the six fundamental trends impacting the consumer market in China, China Business News (CBN) reported Tuesday.
More than 6,000 people from the Chinese mainland received immigration visas from the United States, Canada and Australia in 2010, the Beijing News reported Tuesday.
Three companies are expected to account for 80 percent of the rare earth market in southern China, if a proposed consolidation is completed.
China plans to approve more low-altitude flight zones, with five regions, including Beijing and Lanzhou, having submitted proposals, Shanghai Securities News reported Monday.
The new Beijing-Shanghai high-speed trains might lead to a 20 percent to 30 percent reduction in airline passengers on that route.
London's luxury estate agents have been busy recruiting Chinese-speaking employees thanks to the increasing number of rich Chinese buyers.
Beidahuang Group, a company based in Northeast China's Heilongjiang province, expressed its intention to invest in an agricultural cooperation project with Argentina’s Río Negro Province.
Algorithmic trading, the using of computer programs to decide when and how to trade certain assets such as stocks and derivatives, will bring new opportunities to Chinese investors, and China's financial markets will accordingly become more efficient.
China has adopted a new spatial plan for economic development that will divide the homeland into four categories: optimized developing, key developing, limited developing and forbidden-to-develop areas, People's Daily reported Wednesday.
France-based Suez Environment (Suez) and US-based General Electric Co (GE) recently signed an agreement to jointly develop new urban water management technologies, and the first projects will focus on cities in China and France, China Securities Journal reported Thursday.
Developing the next generation of manufacturing technologies that will replace traditional approaches that cut and machine parts down with new methods that build parts up, GE Global Research, GE’s central technology development arm, has established a new lab in the field of additive manufacturing. Additive manufacturing is the practice of building up material to directly form a net-shape product rather than forming a product by traditional methods such as forging, casting or machining material away.
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