The Chinese consortium attempting to buy the AC Milan soccer team has been hunting for more investors since it agreed on a deal with Silvio Berlusconi's Fininvest SpA, people with knowledge of the matter said.
FAW Car Co Ltd plans to sell its Hongqi business, known for the Red Flag limousine used by Chinese political leaders, to its controlling parent automaker - hoping to reverse its $127 million loss by the end of the year.
Chinese mainland investors are snapping up the shares of mainland-based banks listed in Hong Kong for their high dividends and low valuations, putting aside concerns for now over rising bad debts as the economy slows.
Mainland stocks rebounded in Hong Kong, led by power companies, as mainland investors extended a buying spree following last week's holidays.
Focus is on private health insurance as some Chinese increase spending
KuangChi Science Ltd, the Chinese technology company hoping to send tourists into space and develop flying jet-packs, could soon go on a $600 million investment spurt.
For China's stock market traders, life's proving to be tough of late.
Two years ago, China lifted a ban on property developers' selling bonds inside the country, helping stimulate the economy and reduce swelling foreign debt. Now there are calls for some kind of limits to be restored.
If the blue box, Club Silencio and the face behind Winkie's flummoxed you the first time around, it may be time to give Mulholland Drive another go. A BBC Culture poll has just named David Lynch's fractured, seductive film noir the greatest film of the 21st century to date-and you're unlikely to find a dissenting voice around here, given both Tim Robey and myself, the Telegraph's two resident film experts, each placed it at the top of our lists without conferring (promise).
Blame Tom Hanks. For years, being a complete bastard was part and parcel of being an A-list actor. You played a character on screen, earned your salary, then went off and caused merry hell in your spare time.
Aesthetics care has become the new luxury bag for many women in urban China.
Chinese local brands are outperforming western brands, but Chinese women's appetite for South Korean beauty products continues, according to an industry report.
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