Shanghai United Imaging Healthcare Co Ltd, a company specializing in developing and manufacturing advanced medical products, said it is focusing on its plans to invest 2.2 billion yuan ($323 million) in three phases to build the world's largest medical imaging equipment manufacturing plant in southwestern Guizhou province by 2020.
HANGZHOU - Zhang Hao found a job at a securities company in the eastern city of Hangzhou after graduation.
BEIJING - China's outbound mergers and acquisitions rebounded in the second quarter of this year with deal value increasing 148 percent quarter on quarter, according to an industrial report. Chinese investors returned to the deal table in the April-June period after a lukewarm first quarter and were the second most acquisitive cross-border nation by value with 94 deals totaling at $35.9 billion, according to international law firm Baker McKenzie's Cross-Border M&A Index.
China significantly ramped up imports of liquefied natural gas in the first half of the year, as part of broader efforts to clean up its coal-dominated energy mix.
International asset managers said they were dynamically rebalancing their portfolios to invest in Chinese mainland's A-shares after the recent MSCI inclusion, with investment capital expected to pour into the world's second biggest equity market by capitalization - currently valued at $7 trillion to $8 trillion.
BEIJING - King of Glory, China's megahit mobile game, faces a domestic backlash over young players' addiction, but its march to the global market goes on unabated.
There is no let up in the rental uptrend in top-grade office spaces in Beijing's key areas and some in fact became costlier in the second quarter of this year, which could force prospective as well as existing tenants to look for cheaper alternatives in other areas, industry analysts said.
China's pet market will grow annually at an average 20.5 percent to exceed 200 billion yuan ($29.5 billion) in sales by the end of 2020, according to an industry report from Guangzhou Yourpet Network Technology Inc.
BEIJING - Chinese real estate firms have turned to the overseas market to seek financing as tougher regulations have made it more difficult for them to raise funds at home.
Overcapacity reduction and optimization of industrial structure in China are likely to boost not only output, product prices and profits of efficient listed coal and metal companies but their shares, experts said.
As dusk falls on Bishan village in Anhui province a bar is crammed with villagers downing bloody marys and margaritas after a hard day's toil on the farm. The bar's name, Dog's Bistro, and the interior decorating are straight out of England, yet of the many locals enjoying the evening here, some have never crossed the borders of Anhui province.
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