Abundant oil and gas in Eurasian countries and China's expertise in renewable technologies and equipment can help create win-win relationship in resource trade.
Baby milk powder producers are to face more regulations amid rising public concerns over food safety, according to a revised law under review by the country's top legislature.
The China Insurance Regulatory Commission said on Monday that it approved a two-year pilot program involving reverse mortgages.
Following a nearly five-fold increase in sales over the last decade, automakers are further ramping up efforts in the China market as premium brands continue to rise.
The global pharmaceutical market is expected to be worth $1.2 trillion by 2017, and more R&D focused on biologic drugs could help manufacturers in Asia reach a global market.
A young generation of Chinese collectors with eclectic tastes is assuming a growing role in the nation's art auction market, and they're set to lift the fortunes of their contemporaries who paint and sculpt.
China could invest as much as $5.7 trillion by 2035 to find, produce and save energy, accounting for 15 percent of global spending in the sector.
China's national soccer team didn't make it to the World Cup finals, but that hasn't stopped the country's soccer fans from placing record bets on the outcome of the event.
Housing prices slumped further in China in May with more homebuyers preferring to stay on the sidelines in anticipation of a further drop in prices.
Monetary easing reduced pressures on China's banks, but market insiders believe financial management must improve to avoid long-term risk and another credit crunch.
Sales are expected to triple for China's robotics companies, to around 110,000 units by 2020, as more Chinese manufacturers embrace high-end growth to prepare for a sharp fall in the country's labor force.
As China continues to seek feed supplies for its growing dairy market, the practicality of importing hay feed from the United States continues to improve.
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