China Nuclear Engineering Corp, the country's major nuclear power plant builder, listed its shares on the Shanghai Stock Market on Monday, as part of its efforts to fund its nuclear power projects.
Chinese mainland stocks fell for the first time in three days, led by brokerages and consumer-staples firms, before the release of data that will likely show the world's second-largest economy failing to sustain growth momentum.
Huge investment in innovation paves way for success of its P9 handset in the international market
Forget Beijing and Shanghai. China's economic future is emerging in Shenzhen.
Analyst says any inclusion in the emerging markets gauge could bring 900 billion yuan into Chinese financial securities
China's securities regulator last week lifted its January ban on private equity firms from raising funds on the National Equities Exchange and Quotations, but the latter's new listing requirements could mean not many may be able to list on it.
Fame and fortune prove to be a toxic mix for a tourist attraction
A body artist finds tranquility in hutong living
Bai Tianhua, 15, is a regular visitor to Nanluoguxiang in Beijing. He doesn't pause at the main alley with stores, cafes and restaurants, but turns into one of the 16 narrow hutong on both sides.
Several tourists excitedly hold their selfie sticks to take pictures. A young couple anxiously queue up for fried chicken chop and iced milk tea. A few cyclists ring their bells and shout "Out of the way, please", trying to get through the crowds.
How can an international organization with limited resources stay relevant in a vast country awash with money, such as China? Asian Development Bank's experience might offer an answer to that question.
Innovative startup companies have become a new driving force for Binhai New Area's growth, according to an official of the new area in Tianjin as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
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