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Thirteen Wal-Mart stores in Southwest China reopened after being closed by local authorities for 15 days for selling incorrectly labelled pork products.
Pacific Department Store Co Ltd, a subsidiary of Taiwan's Far East Group, has closed its two department stores in Beijing and withdrawn from the Chinese capital.
Shuangcheng Nestle Co, a subsidiary of Nestle SA, said it would improve its measurement practices in response to several farmers' claims that the Swiss food giant had been collaborating with local vendors to shortchange them for years.
Alibaba Cloud Computing, a unit of the Chinese Internet company Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, said the world's first tablet computer running on its proprietary mobile operating system (OS), the Aliyun OS, will hit the market by Dec 31.
China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), majority owner of the leaking Penglai 19-3 oilfield, said on Monday that the oil leaks have been sealed by reservoir pressure reduction and a series of technological measures.
After the death of ousted leader Muammar Gadhafi in Libya, opinions are divided about the timing for Chinese companies to return to the oil-dependent North African country.
BYD opened its North American headquarters in Los Angeles with the first BYD made eBus-12 shuttle bus running at Los Angeles International Airport by Hertz.
Sichuan Airlines, partly owned by China Southern Airlines, has placed an initial order of 20 C919 jets, bringing the total order for the country's self-developed commercial jets to 165 units.
An elderly customer who says she was falsely accused of stealing by staff members at Carrefour has threatened to sue if she does not receive a written apology.
The world's largest premium carmaker BMW Group sold more than 177,000 vehicles on the Chinese mainland in the first three quarters this year to surpass its 2010 full-year tally.
In China's rapidly growing, highly competitive automotive market, where quality vehicle design and production no longer suffice, carmakers are constantly seeking innovative strategies to get ahead of the game.
Moment Systmes has just finished Series B financing $20 million, which is led by global top venture capital Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), alongside China Broadband Capital (CBC), Redpoint Ventures and WPP Digital.
