BEIJING - The chief of US company Axalta Coating Systems, the global paints and coatings manufacturer, said it planned to invest more in China, after the group successfully opened a massive technology center in Shanghai earlier this month.
Principal Financial Group, the Iowa-based pension, insurance and asset management service provider, hopes to become a shareholder in China's pension business after gaining 12 years of experience in asset management in the country, said its senior executives.
Rio Tinto has tightened ties with China after selling its Australian coal assets to State-backed Yankuang Group for $2.69 billion.
Two of China's major telecom carriers, which trail the market leader, have joined forces to step up efforts to introduce phones that can access all networks.
URUMQI - Marina has to cross an international border every day for work, but the one-hour drive from her home in Yarkent, Kazakhstan, to China's border town Khorgos is worth it, considering her monthly pay is 2,700 yuan ($400), an income above the average in her hometown.
HANOI - Facing a lean harvest but enjoying good prices, Vietnam's litchi growing hub is intensifying cultivation of the succulent fruit in accordance with international standards, and exporting half of its output to China.
HANGZHOU - For Chinese fashionistas, a new party dress can be a huge purchase, but the internet is making it easier to dress sharp without a big price tag or long-term commitment.
Two stock exchanges in the Chinese mainland accounted for almost 32 percent of the IPOs worldwide in the first half of this year, according to a report published by professional services provider Ernst & Young.
Jiangsu Suning Co Ltd, launched in mid-June, is China's first private-sector online-to-offline or O2O bank. It signifies one more business model in the booming private-sector banking segment.
Rei Kawakubo clearly isn't Miuccia Prada, but in the countercultural ecosystem of fashion for the disenfranchised, the two bear remarkable similarities. Geography has seemingly dictated the impact of both.
You are rushing to catch a train or plane and suddenly the suitcase you're pulling starts to rock from wheel to wheel, threatening to flip over.
DALIAN, Liaoning - China's reform needs the participation of foreign capital, companies and wisdom, Premier Li Keqiang said on Wednesday, pledging easier market access and a level playing field.
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