China's stock market regulator should consider relaxing restrictions on trading in index futures, to improve liquidity in the A-share market and help prevent systemic risks, experts said.
His formal name is Ailuropoda melanoleuca, which may be enough to scare you off, but behind that fancy moniker is the most docile, unpretentious of creatures, a giant panda, and he has bestowed on himself the title of doctor.
Miao Zhongrong says he will never forget the day when he and He Yizhou posted their first cartoon story on WeChat.
Apple Inc's $1 billion investment in car-hailing app Didi Chuxing in May helped accelerate Uber Technologies Inc's decision to agree to a halt to a costly two-year battle with its rival in China, people close to the companies said.
BAICGroup, one of the major Chinese automakers, is taking action to develop its South and Southeast Asian markets.
China's top price regulator announced cuts in retail gasoline and diesel prices on Thursday, the largest drop this year, as global crude prices stayed low.
Shanghai Pharmaceuticals Holding Co Ltd agreed to take a 60 percent stake in Australian vitamins maker Vitaco Holdings Ltd for around 938 million yuan ($141 million) on Thursday.
China United Network Communications Group Co is likely to see further profit decline in the coming quarters, as the State-owned firm continues its hefty investments into 4G infrastructure to catch up with the market leader, analysts said.
Chinese mainland stock markets ended roughly flat on Thursday, even as most other Asian markets rallied, with investors put off by signs that the government is trapped between unappealing policy alternatives as it battles to stimulate the sluggish economy.
After extending its lead over Apple Inc in the global smartphone market with the Galaxy S7, Samsung Electronics Co is now trying to keep that spirit alive before a new iPhone arrives.
The US unit of Shanghai Municipal Investment, the largest State-owned enterprise in Shanghai, is reportedly taking part in a multi-billion-dollar condominium project in New York City.
Two leading Chinese companies are bullish on India amid the cooling-off of diplomatic relations between the two countries and downward pressure on the home economy.
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