State-run media in China are trying to do something the securities industry has failed to accomplish for much of the past three years: get the world's biggest population to buy more stocks.
Players in the fast-evolving digital finance arena will compete on the four "commanding heights" of applications, infrastructure, platforms and channels, and traditional financial institutions need to develop a new mindset to compete, according to a report released on Thursday by The Boston Consulting Group.
The world's biggest iron ore producers are targeting record shipments as lower output costs offset plunging prices and less competitive mines shut down in China.
It is not often that you would spot the chief executive of a Silicon Valley-based company "asking" his smartphone to take a selfie of himself in a Shanghai subway car.
Domestic brands continue to hold center-stage in China's booming smartphone market with diversified products and better distribution channels, according to top industry experts.
China's biggest online travel agency is offering a 30 percent discount on trips to Southeast Asia's beaches and malls. The Chinese are not buying it.
Yum Brands Inc, which gets about half of its revenue from China, said third-quarter same-store sales in the nation fell about 13 percent following a probe into one of its suppliers.
China Huiyuan Juice Group Ltd expects sales to rise at least 10 percent in the second half of the year as it expands in the domestic and overseas markets, and seeks to supply China's 1.5 million-strong military.
China will need 6,020 new aircraft valued at $870 billion in the next 20 years, as a result of its robust economic growth and the entry of more carriers, global aircraft maker Boeing Co said in a report on Thursday.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc, the world's largest retail outlet, is looking to increase its presence in China's growing e-commerce market by focusing more attention on its relationship with online grocery store Yihaodian.
Wal-Mart Stores Inc is building its first community shopping center in China, a move that the retailer hopes will ultimately give it more control over store layouts as it grapples with high commercial rents in the nation.
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