Academics and lawyers said Chinese financial institutions that expand globally must know very well the anti-money laundering laws, regulations and common practice of the countries they are in and improve their AML internal control system accordingly.
Signs have brightened that investments in assisted reproductive services by provincial governments and the private sector will likely increase in anticipation of a surge in demand, following the end of the decades-long one-child policy in October 2015.
In August, sensing a big business opportunity, Beijing Aibeike Technology Co Ltd, a startup, launched China's first app in the field of assisted reproductive services.
Southwest China's Chongqing municipality is planning to allow more assisted reproductive agencies to meet anticipated rise in demand for their services, as China has eased its family planning policy.
When foreign investors take over successful Chinese brands, joy does not always follow
Last year saw record levels of activity in China's mergers and acquisitions. According to ChinaVenture Group, 9,700 deals were announced in the Chinese M&A market last year. Their deal value was $709.4 billion, up 78.1 percent year-on-year.
Deep in the hutongs of central Beijing, Zhang Guoqing settles himself in front of a traditional hand-operated sewing machine, occasionally glancing at an iPad displaying a pair of polished brown shoes.
Karakoram Highway project to transform Pakistan and generate handsome returns on Chinese investment
The Qianmen branch of Sijiminfu, a roast duck restaurant with only 90 square meters of floor space in downtown Beijing, reported net profits of nearly 3 million yuan ($468,750) last year, an outstanding achievement. The restaurant's recipe for success is not spices or cooking methods, but a unique management philosophy that means key employees are included in a profit-sharing scheme.
Michael Koenig is set to lead State-owned chemicals company into a 'brighter future'
They may not have the bedside manner of the very best doctor, but the kind of apps that bring pizzas and taxis to your front door may now be in the process of revolutionizing the way medical care is delivered.
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