Chinese stocks plunged on Tuesday on fears related to the rapidly escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, but economists said investors were overreacting as the impact of the trade war will likely be limited and China will maintain steady and healthy economic growth.
Technology titan Xiaomi has postponed its application for a China depository receipts offering, while the domestic A-share market has seen a continued downturn in the past few days.
A British packaging company is opening a factory in the United Kingdom where it will use machinery from China to make paper drinking straws.
As the share of renewable energy in most Central and Eastern European countries is still significantly lower than the European Union's 2030 target, insiders see massive potential for Chinese clean energy companies in the region.
As China and Central and Eastern European countries see substantial potential for cooperation in nuclear power technology, China General Nuclear Power Corp, China's largest nuclear operator, is eyeing the region as a potential destination.
Beijing-based State Grid Corp of China is keeping an eye on the markets in Central and Eastern Europe, with a view to transferring existing assets as well as investment opportunities in new energy in the region.
CAIRO - In September 1987 in Beijing, Arafat Harahsheh spotted legions of commuters' bicycles on the streets of the Chinese capital. He thought the Chinese were holding a sports event.
ISTANBUL - For Turkish businessman Murat Kolbasi, China's reform and opening-up policy has brought not only dramatic changes to China itself, but also huge profits to foreign companies doing business with China - just like his.
China's A-share market will be negatively influenced in the short term by the trade war initiated by the United States, but economic fundamentals will determine its performance in the medium and long term, according to experts.
US healthcare giant Johnson & Johnson launched its first Johnson & Johnson Institute with virtual reality technology for the Asia-Pacific region in China, as the company said it sees the country as one of its most important markets.
Evernote, the Silicon Valley-based information organization application, recently announced it has spun off its Chinese unit as an independent entity with full autonomy over its operation and management, in a significant step that will allow it to better approach the local market.
In 2005, when Yang Mingjie got a national medical doctor license, she disobeyed her family wishes and chose to work in a cosmetic surgery clinic.
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