Hinkley Point approval could open doors for more Chinese companies
Ustar Biotechnologies Ltd, a molecular diagnostic company, will step up its globalization and the development of second-generation testing technology, Chief Executive Officer You Qimin told China Daily.
Demand for talent in the information technology and Internet industries rose in the third quarter of the year, while the need in real estate-related industries weakened, Zhaopin.com, China's largest recruiting website, reported on Thursday.
Another senior official of oil giant China National Petroleum Corp has been detained by the authorities, which shows that the anti-corruption campaign in the energy sector has not ended following the announcement of an investigation into retired Party leader Zhou Yongkang.
Hot on the heels of Microsoft Corp, which launched its Xbox One game consoles in China last month, Sony Corp is likely to bring Chinese consumers its PlayStation 4 gadgets late this year.
As a co-host of the annual China International Small and Medium Enterprises Fair, Mexico hopes to boost trade with China by exploring more opportunities for SMEs, said a senior official.
China will redouble efforts to encourage more small-and medium-sized enterprises to export goods and invest overseas, according to an official with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
China's housing market apparently failed to make a comeback in the "golden sale week" following the central bank's latest credit easing policy. But brokerages and analysts are optimistic that a significant upswing will take place later this year.
Mainland stocks rose to a 20-month high, led by developers, after mortgage lending rules saw their first relaxation by the central bank since property sales began slowing down in January.
As Hong Kong protesters were blocking roads and forcing shops to close, a record number of mainland tourists were occupying the streets of Macao.
Yum Brands Inc, owner of the KFC and Taco Bell fast-food chains, reduced its forecast for profits this year as a food-supplier probe in July hurt sales in its China division.
Pace of economic development and infrastructure expansion offers a wealth of opportunities, reports Du Juan in Jamshedpur, India.
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