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Shanghai exchange to discipline 4 brokerages for 'disruptive' trading

[2013-12-31 07:43]

The Shanghai Stock Exchange vowed Monday to discipline four brokerages whose irregular activities triggered a high-profile market slump in the final minutes of trading on Dec 20.

China Mobile, Apple is a done deal, but what does carrier get out of it?

[2013-12-31 07:43]

It came as little surprise to many to read about the multi-year deal struck recently between China Mobile Ltd and Apple Inc. This deal appears to have been under negotiation for the best part of the last six years.

Companies should ask: Innovation for whom?

[2013-12-31 07:43]

Strategy | Zheng Yangpeng

Shoppers 'offer great business opportunities' for companies

[2013-12-31 07:43]

Consumption | Michael Barris

Keeping the doors open

[2013-12-30 07:45]

Transparency and a favorable environment for foreign investors have helped the United Kingdom attract more investment from China, says the top official of the British government responsible for inward investment.

Picture that launched a thriving tourism trade

[2013-12-30 07:45]

A spectacular bright yellow blanket of rapeseed flowers stretches to the horizon in spring; clear creeks offer water activities in summer; the mountains are cloaked in red leaves in autumn and folk custom events are all the go in winter.

Organic is the watchword for tea growers

[2013-12-30 07:45]

After a winding 40-minute drive along a zigzag country road, you climb through a lane lined with osmanthus bushes that give off a sweet scent and finally reach the green-tea plantation of Jin Linsheng, glistening with morning dew and embroidered with thousands of spider webs.

Wrong book led to turning new leaf

[2013-12-30 07:45]

Many expats come to Wuyuan county in the northeast corner of Jiangxi province as tea tourists, but Joe d'Armenia is the only one who has taken root there, working directly with farmers in Xitou village at his organic tea factory.

China, Europe go ecological

[2013-12-30 07:45]

Many Chinese cities are now focusing on improving air quality and providing smart services to their citizens to grow their municipal economies, while achieving the country's five-year plan targets for a 17 percent cut in carbon emissions and a 16 percent cut in energy consumption.