The national "Internet Plus" strategy is ushering in a new era in China's eyewear market.
New twist to changing ownership battle for property giant follows regulatory disclosure
China's equities rebound is shifting up a gear, analysts said, although trading closed mixed on Tuesday with Shanghai's bourse down, Shenzhen's up and Hong Kong's bourse only slightly off.
Stimulated by China's two-child policy, e-commerce platforms and baby-product companies are looking to tap the booming market, which particularly favors brands from the United States and Europe.
China's central bank is building a clearinghouse for online transactions to tame online finance risks and better regulate the expanding industry.
Millions of fliers in China may soon see their wish come true: Authorities are considering lifting restrictions on the use of mobile phones on planes, paving the way for wider in-flight connectivity that is now available only in developed markets.
Billionaire Wang Jianlin won shareholders' approval to buy out his property unit for HK$34.5 billion ($4.4 billion), according to people with knowledge of the matter, clearing the way for the biggest-ever privatization deal in Hong Kong.
Everbright Securities Co raised $1.1 billion after pricing its Hong Kong first-time share sale above the midpoint of a marketed range.
Weibo Corp stock price has more than doubled this year as steady user growth and an improved sales outlook have lured investors to Chinese social media. But, short sellers are becoming increasingly convinced the stock has peaked.
An aging mansion sits vacant on an estate outside Vancouver, the garage overtaken by a blueberry sorter and a walk-in cooler packed with the fruit.
Transcontinental cargo trains, linking China and countries along the Belt and Road routes have become an increasingly important source of wealth. Such train routes and networks, unified under the China Railway Express brand earlier this year, have expanded quickly after the Silk Road Economic Belt was launched.
Just before the stores open in Tokyo's Akihabara electronics district, buses pull up, unleashing Chinese tourists and their credit cards to snap up televisions, rice cookers and other gadgets. Walk into any department store and there they are, buying mascara, T-shirts and other merchandise.
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