The pyrotechnic industry is on fire as more Chinese consumers opt for the thrill of fireworks at festivals and celebrations, and the glowing trend is being set by safe, environmentally friendly and high-end products.
Chinese producers of fireworks and firecrackers are hoping to make tremendous gains overseas and expand global market share amid growing demand.
China's developers will ride out challenging market conditions like slowing sales growth, debt pressure and fewer financing channels, and see a "stable" 2017 marked by slower yet positive growth, industry analysts said.
To buy or not to buy - that's the question for Hu Chengru, 39, a prospective homebuyer in Shanghai.
Just a few days after Vancouver announced a tax on foreign property investors, Seattle real estate broker Lili Shang received a WeChat message from a wealthy Chinese businessman who wanted to sell a home in Canada and buy in her area.
The Zhejiang-based Chint Group, China's leading industrial electrical equipment and new energy enterprise in the private sector, is pushing forward its overseas mergers and acquisitions.
A big trend toward small things is well under way in Shanghai's luxury real estate market.
A one-year-old internet finance firm from the stable of Greenland Group, a Chinese mainland developer, is on the verge of full-year "positive profit".
Jiang Jianqing considers himself a connoisseur, not of fine French wines, as you might expect from a banker of his stature, but rather of financial crises.
Zhu Ning, oceanwide professor of finance at Tsinghua University in Beijing, believes people are prepared to take investment risks in China because they sense the Chinese government will always bail them out.
Signaling a potential radical change in the way Olympic host cities are chosen, International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach wants to revise the bidding process because it "produces too many losers."
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