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China National Electronics Import and Export Corp (CEIEC) Saturday refuted reports that its systems had been hacked and documents obtained posted online.
A spokesman with China's commerce ministry said Friday that it was "unjust" for the Australian government to ban Chinese telecom equipment company Huawei from bidding on local broadband network contracts.
China Vanke, the country's biggest property developer by market value, said Friday its sales soared in March as the property market began to warm up.
Founded in 1955, Sea-Gull Watch Group was born out of the idea that, after having spent decades repairing movements, the Chinese company could very well produce them.
Volvo, owned by China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co Ltd, plans to spend $11 billion on developing new products and boosting its manufacturing footprint in the next few years.
The pudgy penguin, the well-known icon of China's biggest Internet company Tencent Holdings Ltd, might join "hands" with Donald Duck in a bid to tap into China's animation industry, media reports say.
China National Petroleum Corp is negotiating with Royal Dutch Shell Plc and another foreign firm to jointly explore shale oil in the Santanghu Basin of Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, the latest move after the two oil majors inked the country's first production-sharing contract for a shale gas block in Sichuan province in March.
Zijin Mining Group Co Ltd, China's largest gold producer, plans to make a further move into the Australian market by acquiring a controlling stake in Norton Gold Fields.
Suning Appliance Co, China's largest home appliance retailer by market value, plans to open 426 new chain stores worldwide, according to a newly released report with the company.
Baosteel Inc may have to pay cash dividends of a mere 2 yuan per 10 shares, as the company has been stumped by net profits that have dropped by 42.79 percent year-on-year to 7.36 billion yuan ($1.67 billion) in 2011.
Lawson Inc, Japan's second-largest convenience store chain, is in talks to buy at least three operators in China in its first overseas acquisition as the company looks to faster growing markets to increase sales.
BMW said it sold about 10 percent more cars in the first quarter of 2012 than a year earlier, boosted by demand from the United States and China.
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