Mia.com is expecting a "baby boom" windfall after the government scrapped its one-child policy last week.
Businesses are hoping the new two-child policy will help boost growth. Below are the three key sectors:
Zhang Yun, president of the Agricultural Bank of China Ltd, is reported to have been taken away by the anti-graft authorities, in connection with investigations into financial corruption.
Chinese banks present a divided picture with regards to the January-September profit growth.
Equities declined marginally on Tuesday, on the lowest turnover in a month, as a widened government probe into alleged illegal activities continued to roil the country's financial sector.
Contract producer for iPhones cites tough market conditions At its peak, the Pegatron Technology (Shanghai) Co Ltd factory in Shanghai was chock-a-block with job seekers looking for opportunities to work on United States' tech giant Apple Inc's latest flagship products.
Three Japanese business-promotion agencies signed a cooperation memorandum in Beijing on Monday with the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, to create a better trade and investment environment between the two nations.
China has become the most popular destination for research and development activities by overseas companies thanks to the presence of a high-growth market and key manufacturing sites, a new survey said.
Online rumors and predictions about the United States tech giant Google Inc's possibilities of restarting its services in the Chinese mainland have gone viral although the company has not made any definitive comment yet.
Along with Chinese rivals Midea Group and TCL Corporation, the home appliances giant is reaping the rewards of a high-tech approach
Beijing housewife Yang Jun knows a good washing machine when she sees one. She was surprised then when she noticed her Haier model became dirty inside after repeated use.
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