If China's film market is a flame burning bright, the country's online literature is increasingly its fuel.
The free trade agreement signed by Australia and China late last year is "delivering" for Australian businesses, the nation's minister for trade and investment said on Monday.
Purefine Nature, a fast-growing Australian family brand, announced it will officially launch its formula milk products in the Chinese market to cater to the demand for foreign products.
Chinese outbound real estate investment continued to grow with the support of policies like the Belt and Road Initiative, reaching nearly $30 billion in 2015 and doubling that of 2014, a report by the global property consultancy Knight Frank said.
Bega Cheese Ltd plans to generate as much as half its revenue from overseas by 2020 as the Australian dairy company expands a range of products with vitamins maker Blackmores Ltd.
American International Group Inc raised $1.25 billion selling shares of Chinese insurer PICC Property & Casualty Co near the low end of a marketed range.
The "Slash Generation" are leading double lives as they experience the thrill of different identities. The "Slash" are not in it just for the cash, though financial rewards are always appreciated, as the age of the Internet and mass information provides them a chance to explore different roles in a way previous generations could only dream of.
With China setting a goal to join the world's soccer elite by 2050, more youths are gearing up to play as an increasing number of families and schools have embraced the game, not just for the health benefits but also because of its educational appeal and team-spirit ethos.
Successful, first-time online sales boost Italian luxury carmaker's confidence about business prospects with Chinese car fans, says its chief
The company says listing will depend on the attitude of regulators and market conditions
Debt-ridden Evergrande Real Estate Group Ltd has agreed to buy Shengjing Bank Co's domestic shares worth 10 billion yuan ($1.54 billion), the firm said in a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday.
Anta Sports Products Ltd, a Jinjiang, Fujian province-based sportswear maker, has become a leading domestic sportswear company that has sold more sneakers in China than Nike Inc.
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