Companies dig for value in mining deals

With economic growth slowing and commodity prices sinking, Chinese resources companies are becoming more selective in outbound mergers and acquisitions, one expert said.

Innovation brings rewards for Siasun

Editor's note: An increasing number of Chinese companies are emerging on the world stage as they strive to establish their brands outside the country. This report, the fifth in the series, is by Liu Ce in Shenyang.

Heavy equipment companies see bright light at the end of the tunnel

' One Belt, One Road' initiatives offer hope to firms like Zoomlion amid stagnant sales in domestic market, reports Xu Wei.

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Brazil sole nation in LatAm to join AIIB

More than 45 countries have signed up to be a part of the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank but Brazil is the only Latin American country that has committed to the bank.

Philately gains in investment stakes

Faced with the economic downturn, the devaluation of the renminbi and dwindling personal wealth, Chinese investors are seeking new outlets to diversify their investment.

Unauthorized online lotteries banned

China's fast-growing online lottery sector is likely to face a radical reshuffle after regulators tightened their grip on the yet-unregulated industry.

Falling rates drive flurry of euro-denominated debt

Lured by low borrowing costs in Europe, a handful of Chinese companies have raised euro-denominated debt - but analysts warn that issuers' interest in such bonds may not last long.

By day or night, Seoul proves irresistible

As my flight departing Seoul for Beijing took off, I suddenly was struck by an impulse, an almost unconscious reluctance to end this weekend getaway and leave the Korean city to which I have traveled four times.

ROK's popularity surges among China's outbound tourists

South Korea has skyrocketed in popularity as an increasing number of Chinese choose to travel abroad.

Sales staff take up study of Mandarin

As Chinese travel abroad at an unprecedented rate, South Korea, now the leading destination for its neighbor's outbound tourists, is scrambling to keep up with the growing inflow of wealthy Chinese.