The governor of the People's Bank of China released a time schedule on Sunday to make the country's currency more user-friendly as a step toward making international investments easier.
Economic growth will rebound after bottoming out in 2015 or 2016, as the Chinese economy looks for new drivers and structural reforms to offset a sharp decline in investment, according to economists at a forum hosted by the think tank of the State Council, China's cabinet.
China's annual grain output is expected to rise 8.2 percent to 657 million metric tons by 2020, as the nation develops large swaths of high-quality farmland to meet the soaring demand for food, said a top official.
China's coal-dominated energy mix will not change for the next two decades because increased reliance on imported oil poses a threat to the country's energy security, the head of China's largest coal mining company said on Saturday.
Ford Motor Company, the only major US automaker that didn't receive a government bailout in 2009, has proved its products' popularity in the world's largest growth auto market.
Mark Fields, president and chief executive officer of Ford Motor Company, talks about the company's rapid growth in China.
Innovation will help China better tackle the traffic and environmental challenges emerging in its urbanization drive, industry leaders said at the ongoing China Development Forum.
New-energy vehicles are transporting participants of China's first top-level economic forum after the annual "Two Sessions" concluded on March 15 in Beijing, the latest signal of the nation's efforts to protect the environment.
The Bosch Group is leading the way to the next industrial revolution, which has been named Industry 4.0, by piloting complete smart technology and wireless automation supply chains at some of its 250 factories across the world.
International payment provider MasterCard has solutions to connect businesses with the world's fastest payment network and effective financing solutions that only an open payment system can bring.
Nantong Economic and Technological Development Area - also known as NETDA - has become one of the important business destinations for world-leading companies thanks to its good investment environment, convenient traffic network and well-trained manpower.
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