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At a glance

[2014-09-30 07:17]

The five recently approved private banks:

Central bank requires new stimulus tools, analysts say

[2014-09-30 07:17]

With few signs of a trough in China's economic slowdown, the central bank faces increasing pressure to dust off stimulus tools that have gone unused for more than two years.

A few hours before Alibaba Group Holding Ltd made its debut on the New York Stock Exchange, Jack Ma, the company's founder and chairman, said Sept 19 would be a "life-changing day" for its 20,000 employees.

Europe helps boost yuan use internationally

[2014-09-29 06:56]

Yuan activities are accelerating across European financial centers including London, Paris and Luxembourg, signaling a big step forward in the internationalization of the currency and Europe's crucial role in supporting this process.

Billionaire Hong Kong builders raise cash for real estate purchases

[2014-09-29 06:56]

Billionaires including Li Ka-shing and Robert Ng have cut debt at their Hong Kong developers to near-record lows in preparation to buy land as prices fall, a signal the city's real estate gains may be coming to an end.

The final frontier

[2014-09-27 07:25]

Wealthy Chinese are propelling space tourism's blastoff.

Galactic getaway

[2014-09-27 07:25]

The sky's no longer the limit for Chinese tourists.

'The ticket changed my destiny'

[2014-09-27 07:25]

Tong Jingjing hasn't yet taken the private space flight she has booked but says her experiences since buying the ticket have already been out of this world.

Trade checks to be stepped up

[2014-09-26 08:22]

SAFE calls for greater vigilance after uncovering fraudulent deals worth $10 billion

Net foreign exchange sales 'no problem'

[2014-09-26 08:22]

The State Administration of Foreign Exchange on Thursday sought to allay worries about potential short-term capital flight, saying that the latest foreign exchange figures partly reflect increasing bank deposits in foreign currencies.

CEO: Microsoft ready to work with antitrust officials

[2014-09-26 08:22]

Microsoft Corp's new CEO extended an olive branch to Chinese regulators on Thursday in Beijing amid a high-profile antitrust investigation that is potentially hurting the sales of its flagship products in the country.