JD.com Inc, China's second-largest e-commerce player, signed a 20-billion-yuan ($2.9 billion) strategic cooperation agreement with Chinese home appliance maker Midea Group, a move aiming to promote the upgrading and transformation of the appliance industry.
Dalian Wanda Group Co's revenue fell for the first time in at least 11 years after a slump in its property business outweighed growth from entertainment operations at billionaire Wang Jianlin's conglomerate.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange said it would study plans to change the rules on its ChiNext market for small companies, as the startup venue heads for its lowest level since 2015.
Chinese mainland main indexes fell for the fifth straight session on Monday, led by tech stocks as investors grew gloomy about 2017 prospects following official estimates suggesting slowing economic growth in big cities.
One item swept through the Chinese cosmetics industry in 2016 and made every girl scream at the sight of it. The YSL Star Clash Edition lipstick.
Those who have worked for beauty giant L'Oreal have not only witnessed the company's growth in China in the past two decades, but more importantly the development of the Chinese cosmetics and skincare industry as a whole.
In spite of the ups and downs of the economy, it seems people's pursuit of beauty remains unchanged.
China, already a humongous market for white spirit and millet wine, is developing a new taste for flavored beers. And the world's beer market leader, the Leuven, Belgium-based Anheuser-Busch InBev, can't wait to quench Chinese tipplers' thirst.
One year after opening with 57 charter members, the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank would still welcome the US to join its ranks, the bank's president Jin Liqun has said.
Fundraising from Chinese domestic initial public offerings this year is expected to jump to the highest level in six years, as the government turns to the stock market to help companies reduce debt.
Shanxi province, which has coal reserves accounting for a quarter of China's total, aims to update its coal mines while continuing to reduce capacity in 2017.
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