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Tech, media, telecom IPOs to stall

[2015-09-09 07:58]

China's technology, media and telecommunication IPOs reached a new high in the first half of 2015, but the momentum is expected to slow in the next six months due to capital market fluctuations, according to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers on Tuesday.

Quotes of the day

[2015-09-09 07:58]

"Only if China's GDP growth is maintained at 5 to 6 percent, and if overcapacity does not lead to a chain of business failures, can we effectively prepare for long-term economic reform."

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[2015-09-09 07:58]

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Alibaba to cut back on graduate recruitment

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Firm denies it has taken a hit from the economic slowdown, claims payroll was already too large

Google set to log in again

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Google Inc is in search of China business again, five years after its abrupt departure from the lucrative market.

Circuit-breaker to bolster bourses

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Mainland bourses are contemplating the introduction of a circuit-breaker mechanism to arrest abnormal price swings on capital markets, even as government reassurances did little to check the slide in equities on Monday.

Acquiring knowledge, building strength

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Chinese companies bank on research and development-led growth for better returns in Europe, reports Cecily Liu in London.

Marathons offer healthy business opportunities

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Long-distance running has become a craze among the increasingly affluent and health-conscious Chinese people.

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[2015-09-08 09:02]

Governments and policies

Quotes of the day

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Iconic Chinese brand still in low spirits

[2015-09-08 09:02]

Upmarket baijiu label Shuijingfang has struggled to turn its business around after being hit by the austerity campaign in 2013 James Rice could not have arrived at a more difficult time. The Los Angeles-born executive took over as CEO of the upmarket baijiu company, Sichuan Swellfun Co Ltd, in March 2013.

Shrinking returns hit OEMs

[2015-09-07 09:03]

High-tech Chinese companies that make components for major global smartphone brands, such as Samsung, Apple and Nokia, are struggling to stay afloat.

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