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Pact 'should be done by 2015'

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Negotiators say success will depend on quality of free trade agreement

Stitching the right patterns for growth

[2014-09-02 08:53]

Egypt's turbulent past left the hopes of one Chinese textile entrepreneur in tatters, but gradually business is recovering, reports Fu Jing.

Financial fortunes diverge for emerging, traditional sectors

[2014-09-02 07:20]

The interim results of Chinese listed companies offer a mixed picture, with emerging industries demonstrating rapid growth while traditional sectors stall.

What's news

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Former CSRC official to head Shenzhen exchange

China, Russia start construction of joint-venture natural gas pipeline

[2014-09-02 07:20]

China and Russia on Monday started the construction of a joint natural gas pipeline in Russia's eastern Siberia, as they implement a natural gas supply contract signed between the two countries.

Evergrande is sowing seeds for future growth

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Developer sets up three subsidiaries for agriculture-related businesses

Alibaba reportedly starting roadshow for IPO on Sept 8

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is postponing the start of investor meetings for its initial public offering by about a week to answer questions from the US Securities and Exchange Commission, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.

'Antitrust probes aim to ensure market transparency and rights of consumers'

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Editor's note:

Mergers and acquisitions expanding across the nation's technology sector

[2014-09-02 07:20]

This year has witnessed a sharp rise in M&A activities in China's technology sector.

Risks loom for London property buyers

[2014-09-02 07:20]

Investors should realize owning a famous building is no substitute for steady rents

Strategies vital for success of global acquisition deals

[2014-09-02 07:20]

United States-based hedge and private equity funds rely on the stability of the laws of the US to make acquisitions of distressed companies, deleverage them and improve operations with the goal of selling them for multiples of the original purchase price.

Supply chain to hold key role in transition to a consumer demand driven-economy

[2014-09-02 07:20]

The transition of the Chinese economy is reflected by the growing appetite for consumer products, which will mean not just more imports and more brands but also increasingly heated competition in the management of the supply chain, according to Edwin Keh from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.