Since China's reform and opening-up began 35 or so years ago, huge changes have taken place in the way the country's companies are run.
The recent financial crisis has forced African governments to look for alternatives to attract capital, investors and businesses to boost their economies in order to sustain growth and improve the lives of all Africans. The introduction of special economic zones into the continent was one solution.
Forget the Great Wall and forget the Forbidden City; if you really want to know what sets the Chinese capital apart, tune in now and get with the Beijing beat. If you do, you may well find that it has become one of the most exciting music scenes on the planet.
There are probably few people who know as much about Beijing's music scene as Jeroen Groenewegen-Lau. In fact, as a student of Chinese at Leiden University in his hometown in the Netherlands, his master of arts thesis was about an underground rock band from the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region called Tongue.
UK insurance company says Friends Life Group takeover will not affect its expansion strategy
Global automakers will manufacture fewer vehicles in China this year than they are able to because of slowing demand in the world's largest auto market, a reversal after years of rushing to build factories.
French milk producer Candia, part of the dairy cooperative Sodiaal Group, is looking to make inroads into the high-end dairy products market in China, with an eye on the nation's growing demand for imported products.
CSF fund infusions inject fresh energy into China's ailing capital markets
An increasing proportion of A-share investors are buying properties and the move will promote further development of the real estate market in China, said a report published by the Survey and Research Center for China Household Finance.
China Mobile Communications Corp, the nation's largest telecom carrier, said on Thursday that it was implementing salary cuts for its top brass, amid mounting pressure to provide better services at lower prices.
Global payment service firms are eyeing huge growth opportunities as a record number of Chinese students are planning to go abroad for higher studies, an industry report said.
Postal Savings Bank of China Co Ltd is accelerating the process of introducing strategic investors to the bank, its vice-president Xu Xueming said on Thursday.
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