Sands China Q4 profit drops 15%

Giant casino operator still plans to open fifth Macao site, reports

Super rich continue to cut back on gifting

China's super rich continued being thriftier in their gift giving last year, in line with the government's national frugality campaign, according to the latest Hurun Report published by the Shanghai-based magazine that documents the lives of the wealthy.

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Quotes of the day

Highlights from the briefing

1.china will over time reduce export quotas for metals to comply with a World Trade Organization ruling that these curbs are discriminatory.

High-tech exports face trade barriers

Trade frictions dented exports of high-tech products and become a new concern for China and its trading partners last year, a top official said on Thursday.

Setting course for business growth

Greechair woman says it will never pursue short-term goals, such as scaling up in size

Home appliance makers take the online route for growth

Online sales have helped Chinese home appliance makers, especially air conditioner manufacturers achieve sustained business growth amid an industrial slowdown last year, according to a new industry report.

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Electronics giant considers factory in Europe to boost international sales

Gree Electric Appliances Inc, China's largest manufacturer of air conditioners, may establish a factory in Europe to boost its sales overseas, according to chairwoman Dong Mingzhu.

Greek govt halts Piraeus port sale

Greece's new government has halted the privatization of the country's biggest port Piraeus, a state selloff in which China Ocean Shipping (Group) Co had already expressed a strong interest.

Industry body to offer advice on protecting overseas interests

A sharp increase in the number of business disputes arising on foreign soil, particularly in the infrastructure sector, has prompted the China International Contractors Association to reveal plans to improve its risk-prevention systems aimed at protecting the interests of companies operating abroad.