China will need to rely on capital exports and investment in innovation to drive growth as foreign trade and the domestic property boom, the main engines of the economy, are losing momentum, a leading economist said on Friday.
Fortune China, the Chinese-language version of Fortune magazine, has released a 25-strong list of what it considers the country's most powerful businesswomen, insisting they are no less competitive or successful than their male counterparts.
A hot topic at this year's China Airshow, which comes to an end on Saturday, was the growing need for human resources in the aviation industry in China.
Premier Li Keqiang firmed up plans for a landmark regional economic project that has the potential to transform the lives of 440 million people in its catchment area during a meeting with Myanmar's President U Thein Sein in Nay Pyi Taw on Friday.
China's top 50 brands have soared 22 percent in value this year, with Internet and financial services organizations dominating the rankings.
Performing arts company Yang Liping Arts and Culture Co Ltd will raise funds from the capital markets for domestic and overseas expansion, senior executives said.
Nov 17 will be no ordinary day for China's $4.2 trillion stock market.
The 2014 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economic Leaders' Week in Beijing came toward an end with the completion of the two-day Economic Leaders' Meeting on Tuesday evening.
For some media outlets in the United States, President Barack Obama's trip to China this week was defined by his chewing gum while stepping out of a limousine and the subsequent comments by Chinese bloggers, or his awkward interaction with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The substance of the trip has largely been ignored.
THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC WHEELS must run at the same time in East Asia. This is the metaphor Chinese Premier Li Keqiang used to indicate how cooperation between China and ASEAN countries should proceed to promote regional peace and stability in a speech at the Ninth East Asia Summit on Thursday in the Myanmar capital.
China has long advocated signing a friendship treaty with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, in the hope of stabilizing relations on the firm basis of law. It's a promising idea, and it will increase the political trust between the rising country and these key neighbors if it comes into reality. Let's hope progress toward the treaty can be made at the summit.
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