China's move to promote the development of smart cities has opened up a huge market for the country's high-tech enterprises, and forced many to rethink their business plans.
Even though China is focusing more on innovation and technology to drive its economy and foreign trade, a growing number of high-technology enterprises have seen exports fall.
The Inter Ikea Centre Group is hoping to expand its appeal to Chinese families by opening more sites in the country's top 10 cities.
The flood of buy orders for Shanghai shares through the Hong Kong exchange link slowed to a trickle two days after the program's debut.
The latest property data for October, released by the National Bureau of Statistics, have provided the first evidence of a slowdown in falling house prices since the introduction of government measures in September to stimulate the market.
Shanghai sold a mixed-use plot of land at a record price on Tuesday, giving ample signals that the city's sluggish property market is recovering quickly due to the limited supplies of prime real estate.
Direct investment from Japan and the United States in China plunged between January and October of this year, which the government said highlighted the country's transition from a low-profit to a high-end manufacturing economy, and ongoing levels of overcapacity.
One thing that Wang Yuanpo must do before he fires up the paint shop every day is to help his 13 spray robots wear fabric sleeves to keep the dust away. It is one of the innovations at the Infinite's Xiangyang plant, Hubei province, to ensure the locally produced Infiniti Q50L model meets the same high specs as the imported Q50.
The Xiangyang plant in Hubei province shoulders the production mission for the Q50L, Infiniti's first China-made long-wheelbase sports luxury sedan.
Hebei Iron and Steel Group Co Ltd has taken a controlling stake in Switzerland-based Duferco International Trading Holding, a move that will help China's largest steel producer expand its presence in the global markets.
General Electric Co Ltd signed agreements with two Chinese companies on Tuesday in natural gas and coal sectors, part of an effort to help China develop clean energy.
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