Think tank says that real estate prices face another turbulent year
The increasing popularity in China of South Korean TV dramas and music is resulting, say experts, in a spectacular rise in the number of Chinese traveling to their neighboring country to have plastic surgery.
Virtu Financial Inc, one of the world's biggest high-speed trading firms, wants to set up shop in China.
Investigation is key part of commission's drive to tear down cross-border barriers for online customers
As the oil industry tightens its belt after the worst price slump in a generation, the state-owned giants of the Middle East are taking the opposite tack.
The collapse in global rates for shipping commodities from the world's mines to mills and utilities will persist until at least 2020 on a glut of vessels and stalling cargo growth, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
The Australian government is considering imposing the goods and services tax on Internet purchases such as Netflix subscriptions, local media reported on Thursday.
Shanghai can become the economic heart of the Yangtze River Delta by offering a global-standard business environment to more privately owned enterprises.
The expanded China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone will see a transformation in government functions. These will involve defining the municipal government's administrative responsibilities.
The State Council approved the expansion of the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone last month by incorporating the Lujiazui Financial Area, Jinqiao Export Processing Zone, Zhangjiang High-Tech Park and Expo Park Development Zone. That move enlarged the FTZ from 28.78 square kilometers to 120.72 sq km and offered more space for reform trials.
Shortly after Beijing approved the expansion of the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, Shanghai Capacity Exchange Co Ltd launched its new online container forward-booking platform, in January, believed to be the first of its kind in the world.
The United States will become one of the world's largest oil exporters if domestic production continues to surge and policymakers lift a four-decade ban that keeps most crude from leaving the country, a government-sponsored study shows.
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