As the latest addition to China's Free Trade Zone project, Chongqing will focus on policy innovation to become a pivot in the country's Go-West campaign - the national effort to develop the vast western regions, home to energy and mineral resources crucial to its future growth - according to its FTZ development blueprint.
Chinese bike-sharing startup Mobike announced on Monday it has received a strategic investment injection from Singaporean company Temasek Holdings, as it is locked in a fierce battle with Ofo for dominance in China.
China's third-party payment firm Lakala is seeking an initial public offering again despite last year's setback, its board Chairman Sun Taoran has revealed.
JPMorgan Chase & Co and BNP Paribas SA have said foreign companies will sell more yuan bonds in China this year, after the government started allowing the two banks to underwrite corporate notes last month.
China's drive to reduce financial system risks is squeezing the nation's banks. Caught between policymakers' intensifying efforts to raise short-term borrowing costs, and benchmark interest rates that haven't moved since 2015, Chinese lenders have few options but to absorb much of the higher costs.
To its users, the photo app Meitu is an online surgery. It allows them to enhance how they look: thinner, bigger eyes, no wrinkles, even whiter.
Chinese engineers who carved a railway through the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and built the world's longest sea-bridge across Hangzhou Bay have a new challenge: developing a $3.4 billion project on Australia's remote Eyre Peninsula to meet increased demand for cleaner iron ore.
The overall performance of the Shenzhen small-and-medium enterprise board and the Nasdaq-style ChiNext board will be weaker in the first half of 2017 in the face of tightening liquidity and stricter regulation, experts said.
China's property developers are in far better shape than their rock-bottom stock valuations would have you believe. So say top analysts from firms including Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Citigroup Inc.
For China's young fashionistas the appeal of shopping malls seems to have lost its gloss, clogged up as they are with shops selling luxury brands that seem to be barely distinguishable from one another.
It's no use trying to pigeonhole Algorithm as a multibrand fashion boutique or a restaurant or a furniture store; It's all of the above.
The Chinese government is encouraging steel companies to sign long-term contracts with coal and downstream steel consuming companies while improving their product quality.
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