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CADF to guide more capital into Africa for infrastructure, agriculture development

[2017-12-26 07:16]

BEIJING - Over the past 10 years, a Chinese development fund has invested billions of dollars in Africa. Chi Jianxin, chairman of the China-Africa Development Fund (CADF), told Xinhua in an interview that the fund has $4.5 billion to invest in 91 projects in 36 countries, with more than $3.2 billion having already been invested.

Flood of FDI

[2017-12-25 07:31]

This Christmas, it appears as though Santa Claus has unfolded a big bagful of FDI, or foreign direct investment, in China.

AB InBev to expand beer capacity as competition heats up

[2017-12-25 07:31]

Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's largest brewer by production volume, plans to expand plant capacities in China next year to drive growth.

Hello, new path is not a bad thing

[2017-12-25 07:31]

Asked about their China investment plans, foreign executives' typical response can be summarized as "We are in China, for China".

Delivering world to Chinese sellers

[2017-12-25 07:31]

If Alibaba proved to be a digital bridge that connected Chinese manufacturers to corporate clients or wholesale merchants the world over, DHgate.com has gone a step further and is delivering both business and individual customers across the world - 14 million of them, no less - to 1.7 million Chinese sellers.

Services sector emerges as key to FDI in China

[2017-12-25 07:31]

Led by supply-side structural reform and booming size of the middle class, China is confident of its services' ability to attract foreign direct investment or FDI.

New path to urban regeneration

[2017-12-25 07:31]

For Tim Blackburn, 47, CEO of Swire Properties' Chinese mainland arm, development or regeneration of high-quality properties over the long term, with emphasis on aesthetics and adding value to the local community, is a philosophy close to his heart.

Ready for big sportswear league

[2017-12-25 07:31]

Not many outside the Chinese mainland might be aware that the world's third-largest sportswear company is a Hong Kong-listed company, but come September 2022, when Beijing will host the Winter Olympic Games and Winter Paralympic Games, the world will likely recognize Anta.