Li & Fung Ltd plans to open 300 outlets in the Chinese mainland under a joint venture with two major department stores to develop fashion brands and home products.
Didi Kuaidi, China's largest car-hailing service provider, is driving its business in a new direction with plans to launch a separate service targeting corporate and government users.
Delek Group Ltd has agreed to sell its controlling stake in Phoenix Holdings Ltd, Israel's fourth-largest insurance provider by market value, to China's Fosun International Ltd.
Construction of port facilities and international cooperation will be given priority in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, which aims to build an international shipping center within three years, local authorities said on Tuesday.
Global investment firm KKR & Co LP announced on Tuesday a strategic investment into Tarena International Inc, a Nasdaq-listed provider of professional education services in China.
Energy equipment firm Lanzhou LS Group Co Ltd expects its overseas operations to increase in the next five years on the back of China's Belt and Road Initiative.
A leading finance expert has warned China about the risks of turning the yuan into a global currency while pursuing the Belt and Road Initiative.
Chinese companies are seeing concrete opportunities arise, both in domestic provinces and overseas countries, along the routes of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Sony Corp is targeting younger Chinese customers particularly from within the rising middle class with its high-end consumer electronic products and image devices as part of a three-year plan to return to profitability without simply chasing volume.
For banks facing continuing market volatility and concerns regarding nonperforming loans, risk management plays a double role.
Uber, the black cab ride-hailing service, continues to expand exponentially across China and is now reportedly logging a staggering 1 million rides per day. Despite this incredible growth rate, Uber is still only available in just 11 Chinese cities.
As a visiting professor in Beijing, I recently spent an evening talking about China's economic development with a group of futures traders at a short executive education course. One thing we all agreed on was that a shrinking workforce and an unbalanced economy are serious obstacles to the chances of China overcoming the middle-income trap that has caught so many promising emerging countries.
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