Airline provided flights and taught children piloting and operations
China Minsheng Investment Group, the nation's leading private investment firm, will pledge 100 million yuan ($15 million) to fund the studies in China of Indonesian managers or Chinese executives seeking investment opportunities in Indonesia in 10 years.
Spoiled and selfish are some of the ways China's so-called post-1990 generation are described. But now many members of that generation are taking positive steps to challenge these stereotypes.
Bosch Thermotechnology Ltd, an industrial leader in heating and hot water products, has donated 15 air purifiers to the Beijing Stars& Rain Education Institute for Autism.
Chinese lawyers are bracing for an IT revolution now that more and more of their clients are expanding ties and interests around the world.
Qualcomm Inc, which has struggled to get paid licensing revenue in China, said it signed up phonemaker vivo Communication Technology Co, helping cement its position in the world's largest phone market.
Low electricity prices have drawn telecommunication companies to the cloud computing center in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region, according to an executive of China Telecom Corp's branch in Hohhot, the capital city of the region.
The Chinese currency will not depreciate sharply against the dollar by the end of this year, said Societe Generale SA, the French international banking group and financial services company.
China Vanke Co's shares continued to climb on Monday, although Chinese property developer Sunac China Holdings Ltd denied it had plans to invest in it.
Mainland stocks traded in Hong Kong climbed to a seven-month high on Monday, led by developers and building-materials makers, after better-than-expected US jobs data bolstered confidence in the world's biggest economy. Coal shares rallied in mainland trading.
It's been a rough year and a half for 500.com Ltd, the Chinese online sports lottery operator whose revenue has been cut off during an industry crackdown. And short sellers see things getting even worse.
China's aspiring urban cowboys are finally getting their moment.
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