China cannot be blamed for the United States' deficit in bilateral trade as complicated US trade structures are the real reason, Chinese officials said on Friday.
Starbucks Corp announced on Thursday it is taking full control of its mainland outlets after a buyout deal to acquire the remaining 50 percent share it did not own from its long time joint venture partners.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said it maintained robust growth in the first half of the year, as the world's third biggest smartphone maker continued to expand its presence in the high-end segment.
Doubts have increased whether Asian tech giant Foxconn can fill the 13,000 new jobs it needs to start the $10 billion new plant it has pledged to build in the US state of Wisconsin.
China Eastern Air Holding Co said late on Thursday it will pick up a 10 percent stake in Air France-KLM Group for about 375 million euros ($439.4 million).
Country highlights deleveraging and capital structure optimization
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd plans to set up an online healthcare platform to help patients source medicines.
WeWork Cos, a global player that offers co-work spaces, said it will invest $500 million to expand its business and staff in China.
When the new school term began in Australia recently, posters appeared on the campuses of some universities warning Chinese students not to enter the university buildings. Such racism should be condemned by the whole of Australian society, and the relevant authorities should do more to guard against the spread of anti-China sentiment in universities.
After special environmental inspections by the top environment watchdog exposed some serious issues, seven provincial-level governments including Beijing and Shanghai recently made public their rectification plans.
ON WEDNESDAY, Fengxian district court in Shanghai ruled that a seller of fake products compensate Alibaba's online marketplace, Taobao, on which the defendant ran his business, 120,000 yuan ($17,824). Legal Daily comments:
A BOXING CLUB IN CHENGDU in Southwest China's Sichuan province has reportedly adopted over 400 orphans and left-behind children and is training them to be fighters. Changjiang Daily commented on Thursday:
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