Despite widespread concern that bilateral relations between the world's two largest economies have been heading downhill lately, US officials and experts expressed their optimism that the upcoming sixth meeting of the China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue (S&ED) will help get things back on track.
After two years of preparations, China Eastern Airlines Co Ltd has officially announced that it's converting China United Airlines Co Ltd, its Beijing-based subsidiary, into a low-cost carrier on Wednesday.
Some investors likened it to hearing that a cook has become a tech wizard.
Huang Jiajia, a third-grade student from the Tangshi Elementary School, writes a Confucius quotation with her calligraphy brush during an extracurricular class.
Employment prospects remain robust in China, with more companies expected to boost headcount during the second half of the year, thanks to the rapidly stabilizing economy and renewed business optimism, a leading global talent solutions company said on Wednesday.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp said on Wednesday that it sold more than 26 million smartphones in the first six months of the year, a year-on-year growth of 271 percent.
Wensli Group announced Wednesday it had named a former Hermes executive as CEO of one of its companies in a move designed to make it one of the world's dominant high-end silk producers.
China's retailers may be facing fiercer competition than ever with changes in the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, market insiders said at a forum in Shanghai on Wednesday.
OAO Gazprom, the world's largest natural-gas producer, will supply fuel to China at a price close to Germany's, according to Russian officials.
Indicators are sending worrisome signals on increased cross-border lending to China's enterprises, a large portion of which is short-term and may increase liquidity tensions in the financial markets, according to reports from the Bank for International Settlements.
The free trade agreement between China and Switzerland, which came into effect on Tuesday, will help generate long-term economic benefits for both countries, top industry experts said.
Property developers in two of China's weakest housing markets are offering to buy back homes above the purchase price to boost sales as demand slows.
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