Two huge digging machines rolled off the production line of China Railway Tunneling Equipment Co Ltd on Thursday in the city of Zhengzhou, capital of Henan Province.
Nanfang Metropolitan Daily reported that Murdoch said Wednesday his family fund made a $29.4 million third-round investment in Xunlei in April. Xunlei.
China Southern Airlines entered the Canadian market Wednesday when its inaugural flight to Vancouver touched down with 282 passengers aboard.
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc (HOT), which opened China's first international-branded hotel 26 years ago, expects the nation to be its largest growth market in the next three to four years as it adds more properties.
Warner Bros Entertainment will begin offering its new releases and catalog films to Chinese consumers this summer in a tieup with its Chinese partner, marking its advance into China.
Tedjarati, president and chief executive officer of Honeywell International Inc's China and India unit, has led the China operation to grow five times in value since he took office in 2004.
TCL Corporation, one of China's consumer electronics giants, signed a series of business contracts worth a total of $300 million with Italian manufacturers and distribution partners.
China Minmetals Group Corp has started exploration of heavy rare-earth minerals in Guangdong province and expects to become one of the top three heavy rare-earth companies to consolidate the scattered industry in the south of China.
Dow Chemical Co will increase investment in China this year, which emphasizes the importance of the Chinese market amid economic uncertainties.
Chinese developers' outlook was cut to "negative" from "stable" by Standard & Poor's, which said tighter credit and further government curbs may lead to rating downgrades in the next year.
China's largest Internet company, Tencent Holdings Ltd, will share its 670 million users via a series of open platforms in the hope of creating a 20 billion yuan ($3 billion) business enjoyed together with partners and third-party developers.
The world's supply of rare-earth minerals will outstrip demand within five years, reversing global reliance on China's exports as more foreign players begin exploration of their own, industrial executives said.