To better serve its Yangtze River Delta customers, as well as national demand for faster and safer transportation and distribution, YTO Express Group Co Ltd has decided to invest 12.2 billion yuan ($1.79 billion) in building a mega logistics center in Jiaxing, Zhejiang province.
China Tower Corp, a mobile communication infrastructure company that runs almost all of the mainland's telecom towers, is in discussions with e-commerce heavyweight Alibaba Group Holding Ltd for cooperation in cloud computing, data intelligence and the internet of things, people familiar with the matter said.
Tianjin will give top priority to industrial restructuring as part of the ongoing efforts by the northern port city to sustain annual GDP growth.
Along London's Savile Row, a Mecca for bespoke tailoring, the world's most prestigious tailors and shirt-makers work for brands that support the image of Western gentlemen, such as the bicentennial Henry Poole & Co and Gieves & Hawkes.
Chinese regional economies witnessed relatively stable growth in the first six months while divergence remained, with debt-laden or resource-dependent areas lagging behind, while those focusing on high-tech industries took the lead.
The Ministry of Finance is expected to launch a national fund with initially registered capital of 66.1 billion yuan ($9.68 billion) soon, to support credit for small and micro companies, agricultural-related businesses and innovative startups.
China's apparent demand for natural gas increased some 16.8 percent during the first half of this year, with investment in gas-related utilities up 10.2 percent in the first half, the National Energy Administration said on Monday at a media briefing.
Honor, one of the twin pillar smartphone brands owned by Huawei Technologies, is looking to make Hong Kong its offshore marketing center, as its strives to build its global presence.
The number of illegal fundraising cases and the amount of money involved has dropped noticeably since 2017, as China stepped up its crackdown on such activities.
Eric Tsang, a finance major senior and computer science minor at Chinese University of Hong Kong, said he sees his two-month internship on the Chinese mainland as essential to his competitiveness in pursuing a career in the financial technology sector.
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