China's capital management services providers plan to offer vehicles so that Chinese investors can buy shares in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, widely seen as an opportunity for high yields.
Not all beer drinkers want to grab a cold one.
China's increasing regulatory influence over international mergers and acquisitions has helped create the hottest new commodity in its legal industry: antitrust lawyers.
The Ministry of Commerce has given conditional approval for a joint venture that plans to mass-produce nickel-metal hybrid batteries for electric vehicles.
China's top coal-producing region Inner Mongolia said on Thursday that coal miners no longer need local government approval for corporate transfers or for merger and acquisition deals.
Bulk investment in Shanghai's property market in the first half of 2014 slumped 14 percent from the same period in 2013 and may shrink by a further 50 percent by year's end amid narrowing profit margins, a new report says.
Banks can now set their own exchange rates for the yuan against the dollar in over-the-counter transactions - another step toward freeing the exchange rate from government control.
Fiscal policy is expected to play a larger role in supporting second-half GDP growth, while the scope of "targeted" monetary easing may expand, Bank of China Ltd's research unit said in a report on Wednesday.
Contract farming program leading farmers in Northwest China on path to prosperity, reports Xie Yu in Wuwei, Gansu
CSM Media Research, a leading television ratings analysis company, announced on Wednesday the official launch of China's first social media-based big data system to evaluate TV shows in partnership with Sina Weibo, a Twitter-like microblogging platform in China.
Report notes that some government mechanisms aren't always transparent
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