The record number of offers to take United States-listed Chinese companies private is stoking speculation on which stocks may be targeted next.
Large-denomination certificates of deposit made their market debut on Monday, but they got an unenthusiastic reception from many individual and corporate bank customers, who were less than impressed by the combination of low returns and high minimum investments.
Huami Co Ltd expects sales of its Xiaomi Mi Bands will reach 10 million in the third quarter, making it the largest maker of wearable fitness devices in the world.
The renewed focus by leaders at the national level on "stabilizing economic growth" has brought local government financing vehicles back from the brink of extinction.
Research and development collaborations between Chinese companies and British universities are burgeoning.
The number of companies in China at risk of default is poised to rise over the medium term as slower domestic GDP growth and the central government's reform agenda, which aims for greater progress toward a market economy, expose overstretched balance sheets in the corporate sector.
In the British movie Kingsman: The Secret Service, which was released in China in March, the spies were dressed to kill, in more ways than one.
China's next phase of sustainable growth will be driven mostly by high quality services, said Gordon Orr, the Shanghai-based chairman of McKinsey Asia, part of the multi-national management consult-ing company of the same name.
It is that time of year again, when the annual BrandZ report on the most valuable global brands is published. The highlights this year are not too dissimilar to those of previous years: The rise of Chinese brands globally and the impressive purchasing power of Chinese consumers.
For a quarter of a century, China's economic crash theory has been a lucrative cottage industry in the West. But there is a reason why certain times favor the doomsayers.
The reason so many forecasts of China's economic collapse have failed to prove anything close to the truth is that, while seeming to be based on at least some facts, they have helped remind decision-makers and managers of the problems they have to avoid.
No matter where he appears on stage, singer-songwriter Christophe Hisquin hopes to bring his audience a little closer to China.
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