Graphene, the strongest material ever discovered, is expected to give new momentum for growth to Baotou, a city in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region which is rich in graphite reserves, according to the chief of a local research institute.
Sinopec Oilfield Service Corporation issued a profit warning, expecting a net loss of about 8.9 billion yuan ($1.33 billion) for the nine months that ended on Sept 30.
Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd shares tumbled in Hong Kong to the lowest level in more than seven years after Asia's biggest international carrier scrapped its profit outlook and said it is conducting a "critical review" of its business.
Hong Kong stocks dropped to a six-week low after mainland data signaled a deeper slowdown, the yuan extended losses and the US Federal Reserve minutes boosted the case for higher US interest rates.
The CEO of Yum China, which after its spinoff will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Nov 1, is confident his company can triple the number of its restaurants on the mainland.
Targeting record revenues from the Chinese market by the end of the year, Bureau Veritas - the Paris-headquartered international testing, inspection and certification agency - said it is aiming to help more Chinese companies reach export markets.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd said it has tightened policies against copyright infringements and made it easier for brands to issue complaints and request removal of counterfeit items on its platforms.
The annual output of the robotics industry in Tianjin is expected to be worth 12 billion yuan ($1.8 billion) by 2020, with the total number reaching 60,000 robots, according to the Tianjin Municipal Commission of Industry and Information Technology.
The initial public offering of Bank of Shanghai Co Ltd is expected to become the largest one this year in China's A-share market, raising 10.7 billion yuan ($1.6 billion).
COSCO Shipping Development Co Ltd on Tuesday night announced a proposed nonpublic issuance of about 3.28 billion shares to specific investors, including its parent company, to raise up to 12 billion yuan ($1.79 billion).
Hong Kong stocks dropped for a third day, led by financial companies, amid concerns that a flood of inflows from the mainland will dry up, the yuan will weaken further and higher US interest rates will weigh on the city's property market.
As the chief of a leading Swedish construction machinery maker with strong links to China, Volvo Construction Equipment President Martin Weissburg said continuous investments in innovation were continuing to pave the way for a sustainable construction industry.
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