Wuzhong, a city in the northwest of the Ningxia Hui autonomous region, is planning to build China's biggest domestic and international industrial zone for buying, processing and selling halal products - foods allowed under Islamic dietary guidelines.
Zhanjiang, a coastal city in western Guangdong province, is planning to expand its port handling capacity to meet the growing trade demand between the city and countries and regions along the ancient Maritime Silk Road, a senior government official said.
Rizhao Port in the eastern province of Shandong aims to become the country's largest terminal for crude oil imports, and a key participant in the nation's energy security drive, by expanding and bringing in strategic investors.
A late 19th century industrial complex on New York's Brooklyn waterfront is slated for a $1 billion makeover that aims to transform the property into a modern hub for manufacturing and technology.
Flashy Maseratis and Bentleys are fast becoming the cars of choice for young, monied South Koreans, eclipsing German luxury brands now so commonplace that some in Seoul's upscale Gangnam district jokingly refer to a BMW 5-series as a Hyundai Sonata.
CBRC official urges commercial banks to disburse more funds for small firms nationwide
The northwestern province of Gansu plans to have a railroad of 6,000 kilometers by the end of this year, as it steps up efforts to cash in on trade opportunities arising from the development of the Silk Road Economic Belt, senior provincial officials said on Monday.
Stocks of high-technology and startup companies will likely get a boost with the planned launch of a trading link between the exchanges in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, home to many Chinese information technology and software enterprises.
China will accelerate the creation of privately owned commercial banks this year, according to a top banking regulation official.
Accounting and budget reforms trigger growth in direct borrowing
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