A well-developed economic structure and an increasingly open investment environment have helped the traditional southern manufacturing city of Foshan, in Guangdong province, to a significant rise in trade in the first three quarters of the year.
Taiwan's economy grew at a slower pace than expected last quarter as concern over food safety damped spending at restaurants.
United Airlines Inc, the largest carrier in the China-United States market, will expand into more Chinese cities and keep leading the market in the decades ahead, although many other carriers also covet the market, the airline's president said on Thursday.
A leading State think tank said on Friday that China's annual growth target will be around 7 percent in 2015, in line with economists' forecasts that the country's economic slowdown will continue next year.
Apple Inc Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook said he hopes to adapt all of Apple's developments to work for the Chinese market, which he describes as a "key market" for the tech giant.
Amway Corp, the world's largest direct selling company, on Friday opened its first experience center in Shanghai as part of its efforts to further expand its presence in China.
Sony Corp Ltd is altering its growth strategy for China to focus on the high-end market and younger consumers, its President and Chief Executive Officer Kazuo Hirai said in Shanghai on Friday.
The delay of the much-anticipated stock trading link between Shanghai and Hong Kong has become a certainty, but analysts see limited impact on the Chinese equity market.
New home prices fell in all but one city monitored by the government last month as easing of property curbs failed to halt a market downturn amid tight credit.
China is finding oil supplies 14,000 miles (22,530 kilometers) away, aided by the global fall in prices that has left producers vying for new markets.
Global investors are helping drive China's biggest bond rally since 2008, drawn by the widest yield advantage over US Treasury securities among similarly rated nations as the authorities grant increased access to domestic markets.
US automaker Ford Motor Co has launched its first vehicles under the luxury Lincoln brand in China as it seeks to make inroads into a car market dominated by German models.
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