China is establishing itself as a world leader in renewable energy sources thanks to its ever-increasing installed new energy capacity, which soared to 650 gigawatts in 2017 for a year-on-year increase of 14 percent, according to the National Energy Administration.
China's second-largest e-commerce player JD will invest more than 20 billion yuan ($3.12 billion) in Northeast China, comprising Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces, in the next three years, to promote local industrial upgrades, increase employment opportunities and inject technological innovation impetus.
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China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Thursday announced a plan to help rural people in southwest China's Chongqing escape poverty - part of the country's overall effort to eradicate poverty by 2020.
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JD Logistics, the logistics unit of China's second-largest e-commerce player JD, is raising funds for eventually going public as an independent company, said Liu Qiangdong, founder and CEO of JD.
Leshi Internet Information& Technology Corp, the listed arm of Chinese internet conglomerate LeEco, told an investor briefing on Tuesday that it is seeking to acquire equity stakes in the car businesses of its largest shareholder, Jia Yueting, to ensure the units repay the outstanding debt they owe it.
SHANGHAI/HONG KONG - China's State-backed Beijing Automotive Group (BAIC) will take its electric vehicle unit public by injecting it into another listed subsidiary, boosting its financial muscle as the battle for the country's fiercely contested green energy car market heats up.
The Namibian Husab Uranium Mine operated by China's State-owned China General Nuclear Power Corp had produced over 1,000 metric tons of uranium oxide in 2017.
China's ultra-high-voltage direct current transmission technology has substantial potential in countries and regions participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, with related projects enabling long-distance, high-efficiency clean energy transmission.
French payment processor Ingenico Group SA is gearing up for the expansion of its core business - cross-border e-commerce in China - and is set to look for more opportunities in emerging areas, including games, overseas education and the sharing economy, according to a senior executive of Ingenico ePayments.
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