China is moving to gain more pricing power in the global gold market, allowing more banks to import the metal and starting an international board at the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
Xiaomi, which in three years has become China's top smart phone seller ahead of Apple Inc and Samsung, harbors ambitions beyond mobile gadgets.
Revision of foreign investment laws is likely to be concluded in 2015, when the focus will shift to the supervision of investors and their conduct, Assistant Minister of Commerce Wang Shouwen says.
With the rapid spread of Ebola in four African countries, concern has risen about the safety of traveling, living and investing in those countries.
China is considering drafting new rules for the automotive industry on the basis of its Anti-Monopoly Law, official at the antitrust regulator said.
China should end smart phone subsidies to overseas vendors and give more support to local brands, industry insiders said as telecom carriers pledged to cut operating expenses.
Unreasonably high salaries for executives of major state-owned enterprises (SOEs) must be adjusted, Chinese President Xi Jinping said here on Monday.
Antitrust probes into foreign companies in China will not scare away foreign investors despite the inflow of overseas spending in July hitting a two-year low.
Executives of the car rental company Yongche are rubbing their hands with delight as representatives of state enterprises beat a path to their doors looking to do business.
Despite sweeping probes into antitrust cases, China's antitrust team is falling short in dealing with complicated cases.
German automotive supplier Continental AG plans to invest at least 1 billion euros ($1.34 billion) in China over the next five years to fuel its growth in the world's largest vehicle market.
The ratio of non-performing loans for commercial banks in China climbed to 1.08 percent by the end of June, up 0.04 of a percentage point from the end of March, official data showed.
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