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Great expectations in the lowlands as red tape is cut

[2013-11-11 08:09]

Although Belgium is in the top five countries in Europe for attracting foreign investment, setting up a business and employing staff in the country is far from plain sailing.

Dalian Wanda steers yacht maker to its home shores

[2013-11-11 08:09]

British company plans to build vessels in China, ending imports

Prestige company looks to logic for continued growth

[2013-11-11 08:09]

As the luxury watch company Jaeger-LeCoultre marks its 180th anniversary, it says it wants to use the occasion to consolidate its position in China's high-end market.

'London is calling and Beijing is listening'

[2013-11-11 08:09]

Better relations will put China-UK business relations on strong footing

Vancouver mayor brings a big name on business hunting trip

[2013-11-11 08:09]

By the time most Chinese children reach middle school, they would have read, recited and memorized the eulogy of Canadian doctor Norman Bethune.

Strike the right balance of power

[2013-11-11 08:09]

Economic leverage, communication key to China's new foreign affairs policy

Old dreams give way to new realities

[2013-11-11 08:09]

Expectations are running high in China that the ongoing Third Plenum of the 18th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, which commenced on Nov 9, will clear the decks for meaningful policy changes and further reforms.

The vexed issue of clearing the filthy air

[2013-11-11 08:09]

The level of air pollution in big Chinese cities shows how much China has paid environmentally for its economic growth of the past 30 years. Several weeks ago the State Council, China's cabinet, issued a plan on air pollution that details efforts the country will make over the next five years to improve air quality by drastically cutting pollution, especially in and around Beijing, the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta.

Blackstone buys stake in mall firm

[2013-11-05 07:11]

Szitic Commercial Property Co Ltd, one of China's largest shopping mall developers and operators, said Monday that private equity giant The Blackstone Group LP and ICBC International, the Hong Kong unit of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, will take stakes in the company.