The Chinese mainland economy will see "slower but higher quality growth" in the second half of this year, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China International said, retaining its 6.7 percent full-year prediction for GDP growth.
Chinese family businesses are looking for leaders for sustainable development and international competitiveness now that the decades of economic boom that coincided with China's reform and opening-up have ended, according to a senior executive of global executive search and assessment firm Russell Reynolds Associates Inc.
State-owned financial institutions and private fund managers are investing in pharmaceutical shares, which are seen benefiting from a series of reforms.
BEIJING - Canada has overtaken the United States as the top North American supplier of pork to China as farmers and meat packers in both nations battle for lucrative shares of the biggest global market.
China's equity market is expected to improve in the second half of this year as investor sentiment is brightening in a largely stable macroeconomic environment, said analysts.
The number of IPOs in the A-share market in the first half of this year surged 303 percent year-on-year to 246 on the back of reforms, according to Wind Information data.
An elderly woman clutches onto two sticks as she walks up the narrow path of a mountain attached to the Meili range in Deqen county in Yunnan province on a recent weekday.
Erik Fyrwald is a United States citizen running a Switzerland-based multinational agribusiness owned by one of China's largest corporations.
Aviation giant Airbus SE has won orders from China to supply 140 single-aisle and wide-body jets worth $22 billion.
As Chinese manufacturers of auto parts materials ramp up efforts to improve quality and promote innovation, they are becoming increasingly popular among top automobile brands, in a market that has long been dominated by overseas companies.
SHANGHAI/BENGALURU - Yum China Holdings Inc, the operator of KFC, Pizza Hut and Taco Bell in the world's second-largest economy, posted quarterly sales slightly below estimates.
As lending company Huayingkailai Asset Management Co Ltd, the major investor in the transit elevated bus project, is suspected of illegal fundraising amid the suspension of the high-profile project, experts are raising concerns over fraudsters luring unsuspecting investors with false promises of huge returns from innovative and entrepreneurial projects.
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