ANKARA - Turkey is gearing up for the first China International Import Expo where its firms will be actively seeking new cooperation and trade opportunities in a global market increasingly affected by crippling US protectionism.
SHANGHAI - Some 170 companies from Germany will attend the first China International Import Expo, according to Simone Pohl, delegate and chief representative of the Delegation of German Industry & Commerce in Shanghai.
First-half financial reports of more than 100 fund companies revealed stocks they invested in were mainly from three sectors.
NANCHANG - Renting an apartment in one of China's major cities is becoming easier. Sometimes it can be done with only a few taps on a smartphone.
For Huang Qifang, the highlight of her wedding banquet in 2015 was not the luxurious feast at the JW Marriott hotel in Shanghai, nor showing off the Korean-style wedding photos she spent tens of thousands of yuan on.
Located in a charming old warehouse that used to be occupied by one of China's most prominent pharmaceutical companies, the Stone Brewing bar and restaurant in a quiet neighborhood in western Shanghai is the brand's first outpost in Asia and a demonstration of how far an independent brewery can go despite not being backed by major parent companies.
By 2025, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board plans to have 20 percent of its estimated C$800 billion ($612 billion) assets invested in the Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, said Mark Machin, president and CEO of CPPIB.
Coal companies in Shanxi, a key coal producing province in China, have made remarkable progress in shifting from heavily polluting coal mining to clean and efficient use of the nonrenewable resources.
A European Union initiative to attract more Chinese visitors is making "solid progress" with research showing more tourists are heading to Central and Eastern regions of Europe.
Guangdong province's Shenzhen, known as China's Silicon Valley, is leveraging its expertise in entrepreneurship and innovation to boost international cooperation with economies that are participating in the Belt and Road Initiative, such as Ethiopia.
Chinese online retailers have stepped up efforts to crack down on counterfeit products sold by third-party vendors on their online marketplaces.
Foreign delegations and businesses are preparing for China's inaugural import fair, which will take place in less than a month, as they seek trade and investment opportunities amid global economic uncertainty.
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