The first representative from Beijing testifying at tariff hearings on the next $200 billion worth of Chinese goods said removing wood products from the proposed target list would shore up the interests of US businesses and help prevent American homebuyers from being priced out of the market.
Two Sino-US direct flights will stop in October, hampered by rising fuel costs, fierce competition, and slowing travel demand due to trade friction between China and the United States, industry experts said.
Xiaomi Corp, the world's fourth-largest smartphone maker by shipments, reported better-than-expected quarterly results, despite its highly-anticipated IPO being given the cold shoulder by retail investors and getting off to a bad start in Hong Kong.
The value of China mergers and acquisitions dropped 18 percent to $348 billion in the first six months of the year, while the volume of transactions increased slightly, according to a recent report.
Global energy giant Royal Dutch Shell Plc has announced plans to triple the number of gas stations it has in China to 3,500 by 2025, in response to the recent lifting of restrictions on foreign investment in the sector.
The Belt and Road Initiative and Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area construction offer new opportunities for businesses from the United Kingdom to grow and the nation is keen to giving play to its advantages and participating in them, the British consulate-general in Guangzhou said.
Energy firm is committed to helping nation develop its enormous potential
Please use three words to describe China's changes in the past 40 years.
One of China's largest property developers, China Vanke Co, on Tuesday refuted media reports that the entrance of institutional landlords has led to current soaring rental prices.
Shanghai has demonstrated its determination to accelerate its digital push and outrank peer cities in the digital economy through two major agreements with Chinese internet giants.
Imagine using a mini-claw machine. What you grab turns out to be a fruit-flavored soft taffy candy. And the flavor of the candy is a random result. This is the latest marketing strategy adopted by Mars Inc to attract younger generation consumers in China where the confectionery market has witnessed a strong decline in years.
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