Industry experts say that the main purpose of the much-discussed possible consumption tax overhaul is to adapt to the upgrading of the consumption structure in China.
As back to school shopping is officially underway, tens of millions of college students have become the driving force in the expanding shopping market, especially the online one.
China Mobile Communications Corp, the world's biggest wireless telecom operator by subscribers, said last week that so far 42 companies from various related sectors have become the latest partners of its global 5G Innovation Center.
Brazil's Ibovespa equity market index rose as investors piled into local planemaker Embraer SA after it announced orders from Chinese carriers - and amid speculation that supply-chain issues at its biggest rival would benefit the Brazilian group.
The first global association of high-tech, green financial enterprises was started recently by Ant Financial and the United Nations Environment Programme, to make available more green finance products. Under the strategic cooperation agreement, Ant Financial will also join the Finance Initiative project organized by UNEP.
China Development Research Foundation has collaborated with global payment company Mastercard to promote financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills in China through the CDRF's "Win the Future" initiative.
Internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd launched its second internet charity day and is expected to donate the money it raised from Wednesday to Friday of up to around 200 million yuan ($30 million).
Tetra Pak, the Swedish food processing and packaging giant, recently committed itself to increase its use of renewable electricity from 20 percent to 100 percent across all of its global operations by 2030. One of Tetra Pak's packaging plants in China has been playing a leading role in reaching this ambitious goal for seven years - thanks to the rapid development of two dairy companies, Yili and Mengniu, in Inner Mongolia autonomous region.
KFC's partnership with an Alibaba affiliate puts the pressure on the Golden Arches in China more than ever.
Shanghai-listed Yingkou Port Co Ltd is moving to invest in European transportation companies and is determined to seek a bigger share in the China-European Union logistics market, its chairman said.
Chinese shares rose in afternoon trading, with consumer and industrial stocks leading the advance, amid speculation that State-run funds intervened in both the equity and currency markets.
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