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.
The seamless digital marketing matrix provided by China's leading internet firms is likely to make it easier for brands to navigate the complex marketing landscape in China than in the West, according to a senior industry expert.
Independent supermarkets and shops in China will find the retail environment hard as online-to-offline becomes the norm for grocery business that is increasingly influenced by two major technology blocs, according to a recent research report.
China Tower Corp, a mobile communication infrastructure company that runs almost all of the mainland's telecom towers, is aiming to raise up to $10 billion in its Hong Kong initial public offering.
The former vice-chairman of China's top securities regulator Yao Gang pleaded guilty to bribery and insider trading at his trial on Wednesday in Handan, Hebei province.
Singapore-based investment firm Temasek International Pte Ltd said on Wednesday that its net portfolio value in China rose to $60 billion by the end of March, compared with approximately $50 billion during the same period a year earlier.
Beijing-based State Grid Corp of China has pledged to invest 21 billion yuan ($3.2 billion) over the next three years in power grid construction in China's poverty stricken regions.
South Korean financial investment group Mirae Asset has announced a series of exchange programs including the Mirae Asset Global Leader Youth Camp and the Global Culture Exchange Program to send 300 South Korean teenagers to Shanghai in August and October to boost educational and cultural exchange.
New Zealand-based dairy producer Fonterra has been working with schools and students in Shanxi and Hebei provinces since 2017, providing self-defense training and teaching English, computer skills, natural science and music, as well as donating books and laptops.
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