Neighbors must make concerted efforts to fully embrace treaty

Premier Li Keqiang has officially invited his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe to visit China from Thursday to Saturday. It will be the first official visit to China by a Japanese prime minister in seven years.

Equities recover on mainland bourses

Policy assurances by top officials and regulators help to revive market sentiment

DHL, Shopee join hands to tap SE Asia region

German logistics company Deutsche Post DHL Group on Friday joined hands with e-commerce platform Shopee in Shanghai to offer faster and easier access for sellers from the Chinese mainland and potential consumers in Southeast Asia.

Midea unveils upgrading plans

Home appliance giant Midea Group set up a new industrial internet platform and a new brand for artificial intelligence-based home appliances on Friday, as part of the Foshan, Guangdong province-based firm's plans to upgrade its business.

Tax revenue growth slows in Q3 as cuts take effect

China saw notable tax reductions in the third quarter as proactive fiscal policies took effect, strengthening corporations' investment confidence and domestic consumption, experts said.

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SAIC Volkswagen to tap EV sector

SAIC Volkswagen laid the groundwork for its electric vehicle plant in northwestern Shanghai on Friday, which will be Volkswagen AG's first facility of its kind globally.

ENN banks on import terminal to bolster LNG supplies

BEIJING - Chinese gas distributor ENN Energy Holdings Ltd has begun operations at the first phase of its Zhoushan liquefied natural gas import terminal, ENN Vice-President Ma Shenyuan said at a commencement ceremony for the terminal on Friday.

BRI brings gains for mineral firms

Mineral companies are reaping rich rewards from China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative with increased global alliances, investments, higher demand for steel, aluminum and other rare metals, experts said on Friday.

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Reality of Xinjiang different from that portrayed by West

When it comes to the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, it seems that two exist: One is the reality; the other is the one portrayed in the Western media.

Yuan's weakening not due to manipulation

In what was widely welcomed as a show of restraint by the United States not to exacerbate the frictions with China, the US government did not, as some anticipated, name China as a currency manipulator.