Taiwan's leading technology company Inventec Corporation has joined hands with the mainland software services provider Kingsoft Co Ltd to roll out a new online English-to-Chinese and Chinese-to-English dictionary.
A former Chinese vice-minister of commerce is predicting that China and the United States will reach a basic agreement on the long-awaited Bilateral Investment Treaty during President Xi Jinping's state visit to the US later this month.
China National Nuclear Corporation, one of China's largest nuclear operators, said on Wednesday that it is seeking deeper cooperation with other countries by localizing its homegrown nuclear technology.
Officials have warned consumers to be vigilant about the safety of mooncakes bought from overseas on e-commerce platforms, ahead of the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.
The slowdown in the Chinese automobile market, the world's largest, may be affecting the entire industry, but will hit German makers the hardest given their strong presence in the country, analysts said.
The Overseas Chinese Board, an equity trading center dealing in stocks of local companies promoted by overseas Chinese, was launched in Shantou, Guangdong province, on Tuesday.
Apple Inc is predicting initial sales of its new iPhones will top last year's opening-weekend record, thanks largely to demand in China.
Chinese equities fell sharply on Tuesday after the country's securities watchdog stepped up its crackdown on illegal margin financing by shutting down thousands of stock trading accounts.
Three pilots from Chengdu Airlines Co Ltd, the launch-client of the China-made ARJ21 regional airliner, are likely to be the first to gain licenses to fly the new planes commercially, the carrier said on Tuesday.
Airbus Helicopters, a division of Airbus Group, is expecting to sell 60 aircraft to buyers on the Chinese mainland by the end of the year in a market which is "emerging and booming", according to its president in the country.
Chinese brokerages ruing the collapse of futures trading in Shanghai are pitching clients similar contracts in Singapore.
Four and a half years after selling it to French beauty company Coty Inc, Zhuang Wenyang, the man who founded Chinese skincare and cosmetic brand Tjoy in 1995, has bought it back.
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