China's insurers are keen to step up overseas investments in the next five years, a survey has found.
Time-honored household brand names from Europe and North America have become profitable after being acquired by Goodbaby Group, China's largest manufacturer and retailer of baby-care products.
Yankuang Group, Shandong province's largest State-owned coal company, will continue to shut down outdated capacity and develop clean coal technologies to cope with a fluctuating market, according to its top executive.
China Three Gorges Corp and SDIC Power Holdings Co are among companies bidding for Canadian renewable energy producer Northland Power Inc, according to people familiar with the matter.
HSBC Holdings Plc plans to step up hiring in China for its retail and wealth business next year, as the UK lender persists with its expansion there.
A new direct flight between Las Vegas and Beijing was launched on Friday, linking the "entertainment capital of the world" with the Chinese mainland for the first time.
After five years of falling revenue, forecourts overcrowded with unsold machinery and idle factories, China's push to build a modern-day Silk Road is fueling a recovery for the country's heavy equipment industry, according to executives from many companies gathered in Shanghai in late November.
More than three quarters of $46 billion in planned Chinese-led investments in Pakistan will be implemented by next year as part of the world's second-largest economy's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
The China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank is looking to hire fixed-income management companies to help invest its billion of dollars of spare funds. But don't bother applying unless your company has some serious credentials.
The Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, which launches today, will benefit mid- and large-cap growth stocks in the long term, particularly those from consumption-driven sectors, said analysts.
Southbound fund flows, from the Chinese mainland to Hong Kong, are expected to grow steadily as investors focus on value investments, according to market analysts.
Bai Wanqing got used to listening to the grievances of warring parties and trying to appease them, but it must now be her who feels like the aggrieved party after the authorities took her TV program off the air.
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