Hu Weiying, a 30-something engineer from Hunan-based Xiangtan Electric Manufacturing Group Co Ltd, works in Western Australia's Pilbara region, where many mining giants have iron ore projects.
China should allow more local governments to sell municipal bonds to increase the transparency of their debts and defuse financial risks, said Ha Jiming, managing director of Goldman Sachs Group Inc's investment banking division.
One of China's top economists says the country will avoid a hard landing in 2015 because it does not face a high risk of unemployment or any worsening debt crisis, although both risks do exist as the economy slows.
Smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp does not appear to be as profitable as expected, a regulatory filing said on Monday.
China General Nuclear Power Group has signed a deal with Kazakhstan's government-owned Kazatomprom for the joint exploration of uranium for nuclear fuel, a step that will help Chinese nuclear companies become self-sufficient in the fuel cycle.
State-owned China Construction Bank Corp has become the first Chinese lender to buy a single office building in Seoul, the South Korean capital, in a deal worth 300 million yuan ($48.5 million), the Seoul office of the bank has confirmed.
Motorola Mobility LLC will resume selling smartphones in China next year, the most significant new initiative that the company has announced since being acquired by Beijing-based electronics giant Lenovo Group Ltd earlier this year.
The extension of tourist visas between the United States and China, from one year to 10 years, will provide a huge boost to the travel industries of both countries, says one of China's leading travel experts.
Louise Liang, a sophomore student at a college in Chicago, often found herself just as busy during her holidays back home in Beijing, than during term time.
In an upmarket Beijing cafe, Gong Jiayi sips her flat white coffee and enthusiastically runs through the highlights of her latest holiday to Japan.
Wang Yi is one of 30 students in Beijing who enrolled in the recent Stanford Ignite certificate program, which teaches innovators how to formulate, develop, and commercialize their ideas.
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