The nation is streamlining the corporate debt issuance approval procedure for "high-quality" corporate bonds, highlighting the need to raise money to support non-financial sectors, with specific criteria defining qualified issuers coming out soon, according to officials from the top economic regulator.
China will continue to deepen mutually beneficial economic and trade cooperation with Africa, and help the continent foster new drivers of organic growth, the Ministry of Commerce said on Tuesday.
Xiongan New Area, a national-level economic zone neighboring Beijing in Hebei province, said it will actively attract foreign investment, advanced technologies and management experience to support the planning and construction of the area, according to a statement issued by the local government.
Goods from Urumqi in China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will soon enjoy lower logistics costs and shorter travel time to Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran and Turkey, as a result of new cargo routes due to open this year.
Large industrial firms maintained high profit growth in the first seven months, but analysts said they would face heavy pressure of slowing profit growth in the coming months of this year.
China's renminbi further strengthened against the US dollar on Monday, after the introduction of the central bank's new policy to prevent irrational sell-offs in the foreign exchange market. The currency's depreciation pressure is expected to ease in the near term, said analysts.
The United States needs to take into full consideration the interests of its consumers and companies when deciding whether to follow through on its threat to impose tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, experts said on Monday.
Bike manufacturers' interim results indicate that they are taking a hit due to the slowdown in China's once-vibrant bike-sharing sector.
Rising labor and technology costs are prompting China's small and medium-sized enterprises, including startups, to increasingly rely on public cloud services for infrastructure automation.
"Wood Has No Borders" reads the sign on one of the buildings at Blue Ridge Lumber Co in Fishersville, Virginia.
From times immemorial, Chinese families attached great importance to education. In the digital age, education has grown into a highly valued service, proximity to which can send residential property valuations sky high.
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