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LeTV makes 'smart' move with Internet sets

[2013-10-11 07:47]

LeTV.com, one of the biggest online video providers in China, released a new line of low-priced Internet televisions on Thursday in a bid to achieve its 5 million unit sales goal and crush rivals.

World's first futures market for bitumen

[2013-10-09 07:45]

China will launch bitumen futures contract trading, the first of its kind in the global market, in Shanghai on Wednesday to offer companies more hedging tools and improve the structure of the economy, according to a statement from the Shanghai Futures Exchange on Tuesday.

Spring Airlines opens its first route to Taiwan

[2013-10-09 07:45]

Spring Airlines Co Ltd, the nation's only low cost carrier, will launch direct flights from Shanghai to Kaohsiung on Oct 27, becoming the first privately owned carrier from the Chinese mainland to run direct flights across the Taiwan Straits.

Some firms may get faster M&A approvals

[2013-10-09 07:45]

Qualified listed companies on the mainland may be able to get faster approvals for their merger and acquisition applications, according to a new policy that has introduced separate M&A examination paths.

Fast forward for fashion

[2013-10-09 07:45]

Foreign fast fashion brands are stepping up the pace of expansion in China, where the growing ranks of style-conscious customers and new shopping centers are boosting their sales.

Norway-based Yara sees fertile market in China

[2013-10-09 07:45]

China's magnetic pull on foreign companies is undeniable, even when the financial benefits of doing business in the country are relatively modest.

Mutual benefits, welcoming policies

[2013-10-08 07:31]

Indonesia's agriculture is one of the most promising sectors in the nation with huge business opportunities available to Chinese investors, said a senior Indonesian diplomat.

Indonesian carrier making a big landing in China

[2013-10-08 07:31]

Garuda Indonesia, the first and biggest airline in Indonesia, has been striving to offer more flight choices and better services for Chinese customers since it entered the Chinese market in 2002.

Disney's new heights

[2013-10-07 07:27]

At first glance, it has the look of a cutting-edge, high-tech exhibition. There's a digital showroom that positions viewers into a 3D experience, an electronic wristband that can be used as your admission pass, and a talking robot that looks like a fortune-teller.