As if recent central government initiatives such as the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank were not enough, the State Council has unveiled a 10-year plan aimed at propelling Chinese manufacturing toward world-class status: "Made In China 2025".
Indian builders struggling to sell homes amid mounting debt face a new hurdle: reluctant bankers.
The next president of the African Development Bank will take over an institution entering a much tougher economic environment than the one Donald Kaberuka inherited when he won the job a decade ago.
Brazil's biggest food company has its eyes set ongoing green.
Japan's trade balance reverted to a deficit in April but narrowed sharply from the previous year as the plunge in oil prices cut fuel import costs.
Greece will continue paying its debts, after its ruling Syriza party narrowly rejected a call to miss its next International Monetary Fund loan payment.
China's insurance industry is becoming further integrated into the European economy through Chinese insurance companies' increasing acquisitions in Europe, said James Peagam, global head of JP Morgan Asset Management's insurance advisory.
Chinese companies from the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan made their way to Nairobi in the past month for a series of trade shows.
Just when we were getting accustomed to China's diplomatic success in bringing Europe and Asia together to launch the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, along comes another big test of China's position in the global pecking order.
After repeated delays and false starts, the long-awaited China Pakistan Economic Corridor project is finally happening.
It's already reported that China's urban housing market is starting to pick up. A rise in business and in prices is obvious in the first-tier cities - Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen - compared with the previous months.
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