China will tightly control State-owned enterprises' new investments in financial businesses, standardize the development of financial derivatives, and strictly prohibit any speculation in 2019, said the country's top SOE regulator.
Nike Inc has caught onto the sustainability trend in China in a bid to capture young shoppers' hearts, as demonstrated when it opened a state-of-the-art logistics facility last week.
Banks are reacting to the digital era by improving customer service across their branches, adding staff training, sofas, and even libraries, hoping to win back a set of people who are increasingly comfortable doing their finances online.
Leading Chinese snack firms are turning to high-end products, as a way not to become embroiled in a profit-hitting price war, or compete with imported products, and instead meet consumers' more adventurous demands.
An impending policy to tighten scrap steel imports is bound to shake up the domestic market, but the influence will be limited, said experts.
Guangzhou Automobile Group Co is poised to enter the United States auto market, setting its sights on becoming a truly global brand, according to the carmaker's president.
Volkswagen signaled China will be an important market for its electric vehicle sales, amid plans to invest $34 billion in the segment over the next six years.
China will step up its efforts this year to expand overseas companies' access to the country's telecom and internet market, with more businesses open to overseas capital, amid the ongoing push to further drive forward opening-up, analysts said.
A future of autonomous driving continues to become reality in China, as local authorities and private firms work together to test the potentially life-changing technology with over 100 number plates handed out for public road tests.
Wang Juan, 65, used to practice tai chi in her courtyard as a way of exercise. Now, she has found a better place - the forest.
Comprehensive transformation is imperative for Chinese securities firms, as their performance slumped significantly last year due to following outdated business models, according to a report from global consulting firm McKinsey and Co.
Delta Electronics Inc, a global provider of power and thermal management solutions, said it will continue to invest in the Chinese mainland market, and further participate in the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as the upgrading and transformation of the mainland's manufacturing industry.
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