Manufacturers of construction machinery and building materials are expected to see steady growth this year, as China continues to ramp up fixed asset investment, industry experts said on Tuesday.
Monetary authorities are adequately prepared to deal with short-term fluctuations of the yuan amid lingering trade friction between China and the United States, economists said on Tuesday.
Editor's Note: The Second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation was held in Beijing from April 25 to 27. China Daily interviewed top business executives from well-known multinational companies for their views and suggestions on the initiative.
The operating income of most of the 33 Chinese banks listed on the mainland and in Hong Kong saw double digit growth during the first quarter of this year.
Renminbi holdings in global portfolios will continue to increase this year as investors continue to cash in on China's high-quality growth story, notwithstanding the lingering trade friction, analysts said on Monday.
Celebrity branding seems to be getting less popular in China's smartphone arena, as local players are stepping up research and investment push to revive a market mired in an innovation lull.
E-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd is allowing businesses from select countries to sell goods on its overseas platforms, as part of its efforts to take on US-based Amazon.com, the world's largest online site hosting third-party vendors.
China's steel production is forecast to maintain steady growth in the second quarter of this year, and so will the performance of steel enterprises, primarily because of growing demand, an official of the China Iron and Steel Association (CISA) said.
Floating jauntily and high above a restaurant area in the United Arab Emirates' Dubai Mall recently was evidence of the new-found confidence of Chinese makers of kids products like toys, games, educational content, related hardware and software.
At the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 in Las Vegas, an owl-shaped robot named Luka, which was powered by artificial intelligence to read books for children, proved to be popular among the visitors.
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