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Caterpillar Inc said it plans to open a new manufacturing facility in China to produce undercarriage components used in hydraulic excavators, Reuter reported Tuesday.
India's largest jewellery retailer Gitanjali Gems Ltd will acquire a Chinese manufacturing unit and jewellery retail firm by the end of 2011 as it looks to expand its global footprint and boost sales.
Toyota Motor said on Tuesday it sold about 82,500 vehicles in China in July, up 28.4 percent from a year earlier, Reuter reported Tuesday.
BC Fine Living , an international boutique hotel decided to open its first hotel in China at MOMA in Beijing.
Ule.com, a joint venture between Tom Group, a Chinese-language media conglomerate, and China Post, reported gross merchandise value of more than 60 million yuan by the end of June.
China Mobile Ltd cut international roaming fees charged for 38 countries and regions by as much as 80 percent on Monday in the hope of maintaining high-end users' loyalty.
China's maritime authorities criticized ConocoPhilips China (COPC) on Monday for missing a deadline for cleaning up two oil spills in northeast China's Bohai Bay.
Portal Sohu.com Inc aims to surpass rival Google Inc in China's search market "in the near future", said a top executive, as the US company loses share in the world's largest Internet market.
China's Xinhua Gallery Media Co Ltd launched a test run of its advertising screen at New York City's Times Square on Monday, becoming the first Chinese company to take over the advertising space at the "World's Crossroads."
11 Furniture, a store in Kunming city, Yunan province, copies Ikea's blue and yellow colour scheme, mock-up rooms, miniature pencils, signage and even its rocking chair designs.
Shares of Alibaba.com Ltd rose to a two-week high on Monday after its parent, Chinese e-commerce firm Alibaba Group, forged a complex deal with SoftBank Corp and Yahoo Inc over mobile payments unit Alipay, Reuter reported Monday.
Foxconn Technology Group plans to use 1 million robots to replace simple working employees over a three-year span, China Business News reported on Monday, citing tycoon Terry Guo, who owns Foxconn.
