German logistics giant DHL Express announced on Friday that it will increase its investment in China, including expanding service facilities in Hong Kong and Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, and increasing freight flight services from South China to Germany.
The Belt and Road Initiative will help to facilitate infrastructure construction in Latin America and enable stronger connections with China, said a senior government official from Uruguay.
Some recent irresponsible comments suggesting it is time for the nonpublic sector to be incorporated into the public economy have understandably spooked private entrepreneurs.
DURING JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER SHINZO ABE'S visit to Beijing last week an agreement was reached on further cooperation between China and Japan in various industries and in third-party markets. China Watch, a think tank affiliated to China Daily, comments:
Editor's note: The Philippine Renminbi Trade Dealer Association was established in Manila on Tuesday. This is another important step in the renminbi's internationalization after China and Japan signed a currency swap agreement last week. Zhong Sheng, a columnist for People's Daily, comments:
ON THURSDAY, the World Bank released a report Doing Business 2019: Training for Reform, which ranks China 46th worldwide on its "ease of doing business" list. China Daily writer Zhang Zhouxiang comments:
In a surprise move, the United States has said that it will likely give waivers to some allies that rely on Iranian oil supplies.
The private economy has played (and continues to play) a key role in China's economic development. China has more than 70 million individual businesses and more than 30 million private enterprises, which account for more than 50 percent the country's fiscal revenue, over 60 percent fixed-asset investment, more than 70 percent innovations and over 80 percent urban employment.
Editor's note: The State Council, China's Cabinet, has released a notice on strictly regulating the use of rhinoceros and tiger products, in which only those from "farms" or dead animals in captivity for purposes such as scientific research, life-saving medical treatment and cultural exchanges can be used under stringent requirements. Why have the authorities revised the regulation? And how will this decision affect wildlife protection? Three experts share their views on the issue with China Daily's Liu Jianna. Excerpts follow:
Editor's note: Some Western media outlets have alleged China might be trying to use cyberattacks and surveillance to influence the results of the US midterm elections. Such baseless charges will only widen the trust deficit between the United States and China. Two experts share their views with China Daily's Pan Yixuan on the issue. Excerpts follow:
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