On Thursday, the European Parliament passed a resolution refusing to treat China as a market economy. The resolution, which is not legally binding, is intended to help the European Commission, the EU's executive body, make a final decision.
A Chinese consortium is preparing to bid for the high-speed project linking Malaysia's Capital Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, a source with China Communications Construction Group said on Friday.
Cultural and art companies from countries and regions along China's Belt and Road Initiative are lining up to export more traditional and modern products to China - and a major Shenzhen industrial fair that has just opened is highlighting the trade to an expanding market.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has teamed with its largest shareholder SoftBank Group Corp to form a cloud computing service venture targeting Japanese customers, as the Chinese e-commerce giant expands one of its fastest growing businesses.
The China-Africa Development Fund on Friday signed a cooperation agreement with Shaanxi government in Xi'an, the first of its kind with a provincial-level partner that aims to boost more investment in the African market.
Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, China's biggest chipmaker, is targeting 20 percent annual revenue growth, and has pledged to continue diversifying its business.
Bank of China Ltd, the nation's fourth largest lender by assets, is stepping up its exploration of ways to strengthen financial cooperation across the Taiwan Straits by making use of the favorable policies of the China (Fujian) Pilot Free Trade Zone.
China's booming market for imported luxury cars has sparked the emergence of a number of new online buying platforms, including UGcar, a cross-border website.
China's top securities regulator said on Friday that current policies on refinancing and mergers and acquisitions by listed companies remain unchanged.
The White House has officially announced that US President Barack Obama will visit Hiroshima on May 27, the first-ever such visit to the city by a sitting US president. Its implication goes far beyond the impact it will have on Japan and the United States.
The furor over the introduction of a charge to drive on a remote scenic highway in North China's Hebei province will probably come to end now the provincial price authority says the practice is legal and the money is duly collected according to regulations.
THE DEATH OF LEI YANG, a young man who died after being caught in a vice raid in Changping district, Beijing, continues to make headlines. The police claimed he suffered a heart attack when trying to resist interrogation; but they failed to provide any evidence to support their account. It is time for the prosecutors to intervene, says an editorial on Southern Metropolis Daily:
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