As the market caps of A-share companies have been low during the first half of this year, a large number of listed companies have announced buyback plans to perk up market sentiment, insiders said.
China's impact in the global film industry has never been more apparent.
China has become a power house in the global film market in terms of box office growth, according to the 2018 Chinese Film Industry report released at the Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF).
Zhang Xiaodong was by all means unlike his classmates at the Shanghai Vancouver Film School (SHVFS).
As the younger generation's purchasing power increases in China, more and more gamers are splashing their cash online, especially in the emerging mobile gaming sector.
BEIJING - In a lightly furnished cosmetics shop in the southern Chinese city of Huizhou, Guangdong province, an array of skin care and makeup products from leading global brands and new brands are on display.
Eleven years after Agricultural Bank of China Ltd moved its data operations and maintenance from Beijing to Shanghai, the average number of transactions per day has grown significantly.
HANGZHOU - The ongoing FIFA World Cup has not only inspired global soccer fans, but also businesses in China, who see the event as the perfect stage to explore new opportunities and improve their brand images.
Shares of ZTE Corp surged by 25 percent in Hong Kong on Thursday, after the company signed an agreement with the United States, paving the way for the lifting of a seven-year US supplier ban.
JD Finance, the finance arm of China's second-largest e-commerce giant JD, said on Thursday it has signed binding agreements with investors to raise 13 billion yuan ($1.94 billion) in fresh equity that values the nascent company at 133 billion yuan.
Stocks on the Chinese mainland rose on Thursday, reversing Wednesday's slump, as the US Senate overwhelmingly passed a resolution curtailing US President Donald Trump's power to impose tariffs and China's central bank set a stronger daily currency fixing than traders had expected.
As New Retail evolves from jargon to practice, China's tech giants are busy throwing their hats into the ring.
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