Chinese investors broke records by spending 805 million pounds ($1.01 billion) on property in London's West End in January, around 80 percent of the amount spent by Chinese investors in that market during the whole of 2016.
Major listed coal companies in Shanxi province, the country's largest coal production base, expected to see profit growth in 2016 - thanks to rising coal prices resulting from the nationwide capacity reduction campaign - according to previews of their annual reports.
Marketers are being advised to tap into the demographics of affluent, tech-savvy Chinese Americans whose buying behavior reflects their cultural preferences. A mobile shopping-app company said it believes it knows how to reach this fast-growing group.
Ever-changing technology and booming e-commerce will continue to be a game changer for the vast retail market in the Chinese mainland, with some industries jumping on the bandwagon of sustainable growth while other sectors feeling sustained pressure and struggling to seek a way out.
NAIROBI - Kenya's mango farmers will soon be able to export their produce to China to prevent a price slump amid an abundant harvest, a chamber of commerce official said at the weekend.
Dalian Commodity Exchange is making preparations for the participation of foreign investors in iron ore futures trading, its chairman said on Wednesday in Dalian, Northeast China's Liaoning province.
Stocks held by Evergrande and Foresea decline after firms punished by CIRC
State-owned nuclear giant China General Nuclear Power Corp, the country's largest nuclear operator, listed its applied nuclear science and technology assets on the A-share market on Monday, cashing in on the country's trillion-dollar industry, the company said.
Baosteel, the listed arm of the newly merged China Baowu Steel Group, saw its shares soar by 7.5 percent on Monday, its first trading day after its suspension on January 24, perking up the country's steel sector which has been dogged with overcapacity and ebbing demand.
Sydney - Foreign investment in real estate has long been a politically and financially contentious issue in Australia - despite bipartisan political support for foreign investment from both sides of the party divide to allow overseas investment in property.
Increasing protectionism in a number of countries including the United States, tighter local supervision, and fluctuating exchange rates are factors that could come into play and become a drag on the pace and size of international Chinese corporate takeovers in 2017, Shanghai-based M&A information provider Morning Whistle has found.
Sellers of gold-backed financial products are expanding their online sales channels and attracting more investors to the precious metal as a hedging tool and asset safe haven, analysts have said.
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