It's been a busy week for US toymaker Mattel.
New research released on Wednesday by universities found that entrepreneurship in Hong Kong and Shenzhen is alive and well and on the rise, and said both cities could join hands to create an unparalleled ecosystem for business startups.
European farmers benefitted from a doubling of pork exports to China in 2016, according to an official industry organization.
SWIFT, the leading provider of secure financial messaging services, plans to attract more Chinese banks to its new global payments innovation service, which it said enables banks to offer a faster, more transparent and traceable cross-border payments service.
Move latest in efforts to reduce pressure on cash-strapped group
Lenovo Group Ltd's December quarter earnings missed projections as the world's biggest personal computer maker continued its struggle to reboot a floundering PC and smartphone business.
Dongfeng Motor Group Co has seen its stake in PSA Group more than double in value to 2.2 billion euros ($2.3 billion), since bailing out the maker of Peugeot and Citroen cars in 2014.
State-owned China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation has announced it may end a commitment to allow six other companies to inject their shares into the company as promised in 2010.
The Manzhouli Lianzhong Group, China's largest timber and frame-housebuilding company, is leading a project with Russia to develop forest resources.
The value of capital projects and M&A deals in seven core infrastructure sectors across the 66 economies in the Belt and Road Initiative reached nearly $494 billion in 2016 and China contributed one-third of the total value in the period, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Swiss agrochemical and seed producer Syngenta AG has said it is willing to work with more Chinese partners to make agriculture more sustainable in the country and to rejuvenate China's ecosystems.
Life sciences company Bayer has launched a training program for Chinese farmers on pesticide safety, in an effort to reduce the likelihood of harm resulting from misuse.
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