Although the Lunar New Year holiday essentially shut down business for a week in February, domestic passenger vehicle sales still grew 18 percent year-on-year, exceeding industry expectations.
Shanghai-based Greenland Group Co Ltd raised its overseas sales target to 20 billion yuan ($3.25 billion) for 2014, acting bullish on its overseas business expansion.
How does one run a rapidly changing society? How does one manage an increasingly complex economy - with the world's largest crowd of daily commuters, longest service length of high-speed railways, largest variety of means of road transportation and, perhaps, the most unruly bunch of drivers?
Tencent Holdings Ltd's recent announcement that it will open up its WeChat brand to business vendors and allow online payment for products and services will certainly intensify the battle with archrival Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
When China's economic growth is targeted at 7.5 percent and domestic demand becomes the main engine driving growth, it is crucial to implement measures to increase salaries and create an economy more conducive to consumption, officials and executives agree.
Crowdfunding sites catch on in Asia, helping projects develop through online contributions
Shanghai FTZ's key tasks ahead include reforms, raising investment
Walt Disney Studios and Shanghai Media Group Pictures, a subsidiary of Shanghai Media Group, signed a multi-year agreement on Friday to develop movies under the Disney brand.
China has begun preparations to set up a multilateral bank to fund infrastructure projects in Asia, the Ministry of Finance said on Friday in an online statement.
A strike at an IBM Corp factory in southern Guangdong province entered its fifth day on Friday as more than 1,000 workers demanded higher severance payments ahead of a Lenovo Group Ltd takeover.
China will bring more legitimacy and fairness to its taxation system in a bid to ensure the nation's economic health, Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said on Thursday.
As the economy continues to slow and excess capacity builds up, many private firms find no choice but to look abroad, report Yu Ran and Shi Jing in Shanghai
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