China's asset custody industry developed rapidly in 2013 as banks sought a new growth engine during the process of interest rate liberalization, the China Banking Association said on Monday.
Antitrust regulator's investigation prompts response from three giants
Shares of possible replacement in Thailand get a boost on news
Tianjin Guifaxiang, one of China's time-honored brands based in Tianjin, plans to make its debut on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, according to an announcement by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
Foxconn Technology Group is heading to inland Chinese cities in search of profit drivers as the Taiwan-based company looks beyond assembling iPhones and iPads for Apple Inc.
Policy priorities have quietly shifted, but some say fine-tuning not enough
At a two-day seminar hosted by the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences and the University of Pennsylvania late last month in Shanghai, experts from leading global think tanks urged their Chinese counterparts to maintain independence from the government.
As the dust settles on China's high-tech giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's latest innovation, a new wonder chip, the Kirin 920, it is important to review the significance of this new product.
Two months away from the scheduled Hong Kong-Shanghai Stock Connect, overseas investors are still thinking through their A-share strategy. While some cannot wait to board the "through train", others are holding back, Emma Dai reports from Hong Kong.
China is poised to displace the US as the world's biggest business-travel market by 2016, aided by accelerating export growth and slowing inflation.
Editor's note: Cheap credit has been a major tool for the Chinese government to fuel growth, but it has become less effective and more risky over the years. Now the top decision-makers are trying to solve the problem on a deeper level by reshaping the country's fiscal system, or the government's own pocket, in pursuit of not only sustainable growth but modernized governance as well.
The rapid increase in infrastructure projects across Nigeria has put the country's heavy equipment and cement supplies under strain.
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