The Chinese stock market will likely continue to experience muted trading this week/month as investors have adopted a wait-and-see attitude and are awaiting further policy clarification from the government.
Metallurgical coal, or coke, contracts are set for the longest run of gains since quarterly deals were introduced in 2010 as China cuts output and raises steel production.
Something quirky was happening in the usually rarefied, straight-laced confines of Prince Kung's Mansion in Beijing.
Scenic spots innovate with souvenirs as they reach out to visitors
A cultural treasure's souvenir collection has been given a feline touch
Shanghai Baosteel Group Corp has been given the green light to take over Wuhan Iron & Steel Group Corp, which will help create the world's second-largest steel smelter, according to a statement by a Baosteel subsidiary on Thursday.
A record number of internet companies are expected to go public in 2017, according to a report released on Thursday by internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd's research affiliate.
China is urging developed countries to make it easier for Chinese banks to set up overseas branches, a senior official said on Thursday.
Dairy industry association authorities said on Thursday that they are not willing to see the interference of "unfavorable factors" in the development of the dairy industry, or investors using dairy enterprises as vehicles for capital operation.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority on Thursday advised local businesses and individuals to be vigilant about the increasing likelihood of an interest rate hike in the United States before the end of the year.
Carlyle Group LP funds are taking legal action against Chinese automated teller machine company ATMU Inc, claiming to be owed $368.9 million after ATMU allegedly missed a four-year deadline for an initial public offering.
The central bank will continue to make more bilateral currency swap deals, and enlarge the scope and scale of renminbi settlements with countries along the Belt and Road Initiative to cut exchange rate risk and transaction cost for trade and investment, said a senior central bank official on Wednesday.
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