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International food processing and packager Tetra Pak announced on Monday that the second-phase of its production base in Inner Mongolia autonomous region has officially begun operations.
China's government plans to stop buying cars from Volkswagen AG's Audi and other foreign brands, threatening to lock them out of an estimated $13 billion segment of the world's biggest vehicle market.
The e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has launched a video-shopping service that will start next month.
Postal Savings Bank of China Co Ltd (PSBC), a commercial bank serving low-income entrepreneurs, said on Monday it has finished its joint stock restructuring, paving the way for the lender to issue shares publicly.
Poly (Beijing) Real Estate Development Co Ltd will increase its land bank and strengthen its investment in commercial properties, the company's general manager Liu Xiang said.
The State Key Lab of Green Building Materials is to be opened in Beijing on Feb 28. The lab will be used for basic theory study of the application of green building materials.
Chinese automaker Great Wall Motor Co Ltd opened its first European factory on Feb 21 as part of its strategy to lift sales in the region.
Tianjin, China's sixth-largest city, has held preliminary talks with Comcast Corp's NBC Universal about a joint venture to build a theme park in the port city.
Ford Motor is on track to double the number of dealerships in China by 2015, its country chief said, as it launches a half-billion-dollar plant and races to narrow the gap with rivals.
If you've seen the Oscar-winning movie Avatar, or visited the German pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai, the chances are that you may not have noticed the hero behind the scenes, Autodesk Inc, a provider of 3D design, engineering and entertainment software.
Sony Corp may possibly gain a bigger share in the Chinese smartphone market with its integrated services, industrial experts said.
Samsung Electronics Co, the world's largest maker of flat panels, said it will spin off its unprofitable liquid-crystal display division as the company focuses on making thinner, brighter TVs.
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