Shares of China's three leading property information providers plunged in the US on Friday, underscoring the increasingly harsh business environment amid a weakening property market.
China's rapid accumulation of foreign exchange reserves is leading to difficulties in steering economic policy, analysts and officials with the foreign exchange regulator said on Thursday.
As Brazil and Croatia compete for the first point in the kickoff match of the 2014 FIFA World Cup, Chinese Internet companies are joining an equally intense head-to-head scuffle at home, trying to score big from the world's most popular sporting event that happens every four years.
Investigations into irregular financing using copper send global prices lower, reports Wei Tian from Shanghai
The government will bring forward the revision of a key investment approval catalog, a move that will lower barriers to corporate investment, a senior official said on Thursday.
Mini stimulus measures, monetary policy tweaks to keep growth on track
Reclining almost full-tilt in his chair at the Humanscale office in Shanghai, Tim Hutchings encouraged his visitors to put their feet up and let their hair down.
Sour muscles, numb necks and stiff wrists are complaints that are commonplace in modern offices, especially after the increased use of computers in workplaces. But most of these problems can be solved through the use of proper furniture, sometimes as simple as a chair, say industry experts.
Multinational oil company Royal Dutch Shell Plc will continue to invest in China and considers the country to be its most important market in which to grow its retail business, a senior official said on Thursday.
Chinese drug companies have been given the opportunity to capture the erectile dysfunction medication market as Pfizer Inc is about to lose its Chinese patent for sildenafi citratel, sold as Viagra.
Calling General Electric Co the "coolest" company in the world, Jeffrey Immelt, chief executive officer of the United States-based technology and industrial manufacturing giant, said he won't set any limits on what the company can do in China.
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