Home-sharing startup Airbnb is gearing up for a deeper push into the booming market of Chinese travelers.
Chinese cities where home prices rose exceeded those where they declined for the first time in 16 months in July, as authorities removed some property curbs and interest rates fell.
China's foreign exchange regulator injected more than $90 billion into the country's policy banks during July to strengthen support for both overseas investments and domestic government-led construction projects.
UnionPay International, the Chinese card payment system, and the Thai Bankers Association signed an agreement on Tuesday to make UnionPay the standard chip card for local banks across the Thai banking industry.
E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is planning to expand the reach of its financial arm Ant Financial Services Group to provide more value-added personal wealth services, officials said.
Real estate companies are flocking to the domestic bond market to raise funds, as more lenders are offering cheaper rates and previous restrictions on issues have ended.
Liu Yong struggles to find an affordable teahouse when he is out with his friends and colleagues. The 39-year-old English professor at a university in Chongqing is not a big coffee fan and loves a cup of China's traditional beverage.
NenLvTea, meaning tender green tea, has already whetted customers' taste buds with its trendy Starbucks-style outlets in Southwest China.
Bulls and bears have dominated market conversations in the past few months, but now is the time to talk about the humble pig. It is squealing loudly for attention.
Major foreign companies need to work harder to hang on to Chinese staff as the business environment becomes more competitive. Retaining talented employees is crucial if an enterprise wants to grow here.
China's decision to press ahead with its nuclear energy program can have a positive effect on the global market.
Last week's depreciation of the yuan stoked fears that European exports to China could be hit. As the euro and the pound strengthened, concerns started to grow that companies selling goods to the second-biggest economy in the world would see their trading margins shrink.
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