Electric carmaker Tesla Inc expects to start manufacturing cars in China in about three years, according to CEO Elon Musk.
Ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing on Thursday announced a new joint venture to roll out charging networks for electric vehicles, aimed at attaining a firm foothold in the country's booming new energy car market.
Inspur Group Co Ltd, China's biggest server maker, formed an alliance with global tech giants and Chinese financial institutions on Thursday to provide IT solutions to economies participating in the Belt and Road, or B&R, Initiative.
China Life Insurance Co Ltd, the country's largest life insurer by market share, will invest actively in international markets, seeking greater exposure to assets including overseas stock markets, real estate and infrastructure projects, a senior executive said on Thursday.
BEIJING - As China steps into a "new era" of development, the next chapter is beginning for the country's supply-side structural reform with a stronger focus on quality and economic rebalancing.
Canada is expecting China to come out with more detailed policies to further reform and opening-up and promote international cooperation, a top business organization said.
The Ministry of Finance is expected to come out with detailed regulations for public-private partnership projects to curb potential debt risks and prevent the misuse of fiscal funds by local governments, officials said on Wednesday.
What's in a name? Plenty - and the bard, if he were alive and in China, may well agree, looking at foreign companies in the mainland.
Foreign cruise operators are making a beeline for China, the world's second largest market for cruise passengers after the US, with a flurry of office openings and launching of tailor-made vessels for local customers to cash in on the growing demand.
A consortium of investors led by the Russia-China Investment Fund and the China-Eurasian Economic Cooperation Fund will acquire a 16.1 percent stake in Russian oilfield services firm Eurasia Drilling Company in a sign of deepening cooperation between the two countries.
Microsoft Corp will triple its cloud capacity in China within six months to meet the stronger-than-expected demand from local companies, its CEO Satya Nadella said in Beijing on Wednesday.
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