Russia's Inter RAO might build the world's largest coal-fired power plant to sell electricity to China in a sign of strengthening bilateral economic and political ties.
China will be at the center of the developing global framework of investment governance, with the world's second-largest economy set to become a net exporter of investment, an official of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development told China Daily on Monday.
Retired basketball star Yao Ming said "anything is possible" amid speculation that the former Houston Rockets center is putting together a bid for the Los Angeles Clippers with Chinese investors.
Building African infrastructure feeds demand for heavy vehicles to the benefit of one international partnership, Xing Zhigang and Li Jiabao report from Johannesburg
The China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone will name the first institutions that can replicate its model nationwide in the fourth quarter, a senior official of the zone said on Monday.
Economic and environmental officials vowed on Monday to step up efforts in the next two years to ensure China's energy and environment goals for 2015 are within reach, despite efforts in the 2011-2013 period that failed to measure up.
The People's Bank of China will allow commercial banks to offer large-denomination certificates of deposit to individuals and companies, a further step to free up interest rates, The Wall Street Journal reported.
The lifting of a 13-year ban on the sales of gaming consoles in China has been confirmed with the establishment of a joint venture between Shanghai Oriental Pearl (Group) Co Ltd and Japanese electronics giant Sony Corp.
China's steel industry will face higher financial risks in the second quarter in addition to its existing bad debts, experts say.
Mobile phone companies home in on success of Yu'ebao
China Resources Enterprise Ltd, the company that makes the country's best-selling beer, Snow Beer, with SABMiller Plc, said first-quarter earnings declined 32 percent as a slowing economy damped consumer spending. The shares fell.
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