China's State-owned enterprises or SOEs will deepen their reform for mixed ownership, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission announced on Wednesday.
A subsidiary of railway operator China Railway Corp has formed a joint venture with an arm of package delivery firm SF Holding to expand its logistics presence and boost mixed ownership reforms.
Coca-Cola Co, the world's largest beverage maker, is diversifying its product range in China by introducing more healthy and functional products to cater to the changing consumer preferences in the country.
Demand from the increasingly urbanized and high-income population, evolving tastes and consumption upgrade is boosting spending on whiskey among young Chinese consumers.
China's non-financial outbound direct investment or ODI will rise in the second half of this year on strong global economic growth, said an expert on Wednesday.
The Beijing Customs District under the General Administration of Customs of China will introduce customs surety insurance from Sept 1, as part of its ongoing efforts to lower costs for small and medium-sized enterprises and improve efficiency.
Farmers and dairy producers in the United Kingdom will soon be able to take advantage of the growing taste for cheese, chips and crisps in China, following a pair of new trade deals between the two nations.
Jin Chi, a 28-year-old white collar worker in Beijing, wakes up at 6 am every day. Wearing his smartwatch equipped with Codoon, a GPS-supported app that keeps track of his route and time, Jin runs for 40 minutes, a habit he has kept up for three years.
For individuals, sports might be a route to a fitter body and a healthier lifestyle, but for a tourist-focused city, the sports industry brings exciting business opportunities.
City dwellers no longer need to search for long to find a place to exercise, as the nation's sports industry boom is prompting urban planning to evolve to suit citizens' growing demand for fitness and exercise spaces.
Chinese policymakers need to find new financing methods to lift infrastructure investment to an "ideal" growth rate of higher than 6 percent this year, but without a surge in local government debt, according to economists.
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