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Canon Inc, one of the world's largest camera makers, will have its camera factories fully back in operation by October as it overcomes disruptions caused by the giant March earthquake.
Baidu Inc will partner with Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (BMW) to provide search services in the German automobile maker's vehicles, part of its drive to push search services onto more platforms.
Lenovo Group Ltd launched its second smartphone on Monday to penetrate the emerging mobile Internet market and compete with international rivals such as Apple Inc and Research In Motion Ltd.
ZTE Corp said it shipped 60 million terminal devices, including 35 million handsets, in the first half of the year.
Inner Mongolia Baotou Steel Rare-Earth Hi-Tech Co, the country's leading rare earth producer, said Monday that its half-year net profit jumped 458.51 percent from a year earlier.
China Vanke Co, the country's largest property developer by market value, said Monday that its net profit rose 5.88 percent year-on-year in the first half of this year.
GDF-Suez SA is on the verge of signing a deal with China Investment Corp, which could see the Chinese sovereign-wealth fund take a 30 percent stake in the French energy giant's exploration and production business.
Unauthorized sellers of Apple products in Zhongguancun have been told to cover up the Apple logo as the city's quality watchdog attempts to tighten control over the nation's top center for the distribution of electronic products.
German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz plans to unify sales management for imported and locally made products to avoid continued internal competition and clear the way for accelerated growth in China amid increasingly high stakes in the luxury segment.
A new round of price hiking is under way after Li Ning Co Ltd said in a recent report it will increase the price of its shoes and clothes by 7.8 and 17.9 percent respectively in the fourth quarter.
From New Delhi to Shanghai to Johannesburg, a flood of cheap handsets from the likes of China's ZTE Corp and India's Micromax Informatics Ltd is destroying Nokia Corp's top position in emerging markets.
With an eye on the country's hundreds of millions of Internet users, Baidu adopted cloud computing technologies for the browser to "provide netizens with a convenient surfing experience.
