The 18th Asian Games in Indonesia has produced plenty of spectacular and emotional moments this week
Amid strong policy signals to pump more money to support small and medium-sized enterprises, banks are calling for more tolerance for bad loans and more incentives to increase banks' willingness to issue more credit to companies struggling to meet loan demand.
Geely Automobile Holdings Ltd has become the third-largest carmaker in China, trailing only Volkswagen AG and General Motors Co in the world's largest vehicle market.
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is elbowing its way into the car spare parts and supply chain market by forming a new joint venture with a local firm that it hopes will become the "unicorn" of the country's emerging automotive aftermarket.
It was an unusual email, in which Chinese casting company Anhui Yingliu Electromechanical Co Ltd asked its US clients whether they would agree to bear the additional costs brought by the ongoing China-US trade tension.
Chinese and Singaporean companies will see closer cooperation in technology, logistics, and other areas, as the two countries scramble to build strong digital economies and smart cities, said a senior Singaporean government official.
The China-Belarus Industrial Park has been attracting increasing amounts of global investment since the completion of infrastructure construction in the zone.
Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's arm in Belarus is focusing on bringing about digital transformation for local companies and government agencies across a range of industries.
Registered in the China-Belarus Industrial Park, Sino-Belarusian engine manufacturer MAZ-Weichai is eyeing the Eastern Europe market with a production target of 20,000 units per annum.
The first representative from Beijing testifying at tariff hearings on the next $200 billion worth of Chinese goods said removing wood products from the proposed target list would shore up the interests of US businesses and help prevent American homebuyers from being priced out of the market.
Two Sino-US direct flights will stop in October, hampered by rising fuel costs, fierce competition, and slowing travel demand due to trade friction between China and the United States, industry experts said.
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