China's increasingly sophisticated consumer market and its world-class internet ecosystem will fuel fresh momentum for French lens producer Essilor Group, according to a senior company executive.
Canada's prospecting grounds offer huge development opportunities for Chinese mining firms and investors, experts said.
China will actively push forward property tax and personal income tax reforms as it continues to overhaul its fiscal system, a senior official said on Wednesday.
The European Union has extended its anti-dumping duties, ranging from 48.3 percent to 71.9 percent, on seamless pipes and tubes of stainless steel from China for further five years, the EU official journal said.
Construction of six to eight nuclear reactors will commence in 2018, raising China's total nuclear generating capacity by 6 gigawatts, the National Energy Administration said on Wednesday.
Chinese women are becoming more independent and shedding the traditional stereotype of being doting wives and mothers, said a new study that tracked their online shopping habits.
Chinese employers are attaching greater importance to workplace diversity, as the number of women taking management roles is rising in the job market, according to the latest findings of global recruitment firm Hays PLC.
The in-flight Wi-Fi market in China is expected to enter a golden growth period in the near future, providing services to 500 million travelers every year once passengers are allowed to use portable electronic devices while flying in the country.
The potential popularization of in-flight Wi-Fi services is expected to have a major impact on airlines' original in-flight business operations. For instance, the market for traditional in-flight entertainment systems is expected to shrink, and related service providers and operators might be affected.
As many an international flyer can testify, Wi-Fi service on board jets isn't nearly so fast as the sort of service people are used to on the ground.
China's insurance regulator on Wednesday significantly revamped the rules that regulate the shareholding of the country's insurers, aiming to increase their ownership transparency and resolve acute problems such as fake capital injection and illegal shareholding entrustment.
The Chinese owner of struggling British department store chain House of Fraser intends to sell its majority stake to another company from China, according to a Chinese stock exchange filing.
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