Japan's direct investment in China declined significantly in the first half of this year as ties between Asia's top two economies remained under stress.
China's central bank will continue with a prudent monetary policy in the second half of 2014 and will use monetary policy tools flexibly to maintain proper liquidity and achieve reasonable growth in total social financing, a central bank official said on Tuesday.
UnionPay International released in Shanghai on Tuesday a list of 40 core business and retail districts favored by Chinese consumers, showing that South Korea and the United States are among the fastest-growing markets for outbound travelers.
Initial public offerings are picking up. But the world's second-largest venue for floats finds itself awash with small fund-raising plans, reports Emma Dai
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology granted "trusted cloud service" certificates to 19 local cloud computing providers on Tuesday, paving the way for their possible inclusion in government procurement projects.
China won support from the World Trade Organization in challenging United States trade measures against Chinese products, while experts warned about underlying trade friction between the world's two biggest economies.
Pilot program also will allow companies to make decisions about investments
Microsoft Corp is planning its biggest round of job cuts in five years, as the software maker looks to slim down and integrate Nokia Oyj's handset unit, people with knowledge of the company's plans said.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp, the studio behind several hit US TV shows and movies, said on Tuesday that they will launch subscription-based video streaming services in China.
Seven Chinese neodymium iron boron magnet producers have come together to end the patent monopoly held by Japanese companies in the rare-earth magnet sector.
Editor's note: Investors need growth. And China is delivering it - no more, no less.
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