Mainland equities swung into losses, with industrial stocks leading the retreat.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Monday reached a strategic partnership with China's third-largest car-hailing company UCAR Technology Inc, a move that enhanced the influence of the internet giant in the booming segment.
The country's biggest lithium carbonate manufacturer by output has seen its profits soar, driven by a growing demand for new-energy vehicles.
China's largest shipping company COSCO closed the deal to buy a majority stake in the Greece's biggest harbor, a move that would give the shipper control over one of the country's key thoroughfares into Europe.
Chinese insurance conglomerate Anbang Insurance Group's withdrawal from the $14 billion bid to purchase US hotel chain operator Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide Inc could highlight international wariness regarding the lack of transparency over the insurer's funding sources as well as the absence of a clear "game plan" regarding the acquisition, analysts said on Monday.
Chinese mainland stocks rose the most this month, led by commodity producers and financial companies, amid signs of a pickup in industrial demand.
New rail project to lower time and cost of Thailand's rice exports to China
For years, Wang Haiyan, a national lawmaker from a remote village of Chongqing municipality, has brought in new breeds of chickens back to his village. After raising chickens producing more eggs and higher quality meat than traditional breeds, farmers went from impoverished to well-off.
More and more Spaniards have begun to choose traditional Chinese medicine and see its positive effects on their health. Spain was among the first in Europe to promote Chinese medicine, its education and healthcare. As time went by, more Spaniards chose Chinese medicine to improve their health.
Bright economic data, rising realty prices and dovish Fed whet risk appetite of investors
More than 60 percent or 587 of the 2,852 listed companies with A shares have released positive forecasts for their first-quarter - January-March - results.
As the Chinese capital settles in for the evening, the stage is set for a mild-mannered pedal-pusher to switch to his alter ego: A foreigner atop a red bicycle zipping by in the dark MATT PRICHARD
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