European aircraft manufacturer Airbus SE said it would continue to increase its investment in China, and expand its cooperation with Chinese aviation companies in more segments in the next decade, its CEO Guillaume Faury said on Thursday in Beijing.
China's largest online travel agency Trip.com Group, formerly known as Ctrip, announced on Thursday a strategic partnership with US travel and restaurant website company TripAdvisor to extend the footprints of both companies to more parts of the world.
When China's 22 listed paper mills reported sharp declines in first-half profit, Finnish forest-based bio-industry company UPM Group made two investments of more than 40 million euros ($44.3 million) in its paper plant in Changshu, Jiangsu province, mainly because of rising demand due to the boom in e-commerce and burgeoning economic activity, industry officials and sources said.
Fifteen member states will try to resolve several remaining issues about the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership by the end of this year, aiming to seal the trade pact in 2020, the Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday.
Merlin Entertainments, a global leader in location-based family entertainment, announced on Wednesday its plans to open a Legoland resort in Jinshan district in Shanghai, the largest Legoland park in the world, to cash in on the rising family tourism market in China.
As an important measure to implement the Foreign Investment Law that will take effect on Jan 1, Shanghai has established a foreign investment promotion service platform to better serve foreign investors.
Chinese companies are waiting for a further reduction of lending costs from commercial banks, after the central bank's reduction of an upstream interest rate, because cheaper loans could encourage producers to stabilize investment in the fourth quarter.
The courageous experiments to be anticipated in the pilot free trade zones in China will grow into an important driving force for the internationalization of the renminbi, experts and industry leaders attending the ongoing second China International Import Expo said.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has adjusted its mobile phone business and strategy in China, in an attempt to shore up its competitiveness, as the South Korean technology giant is reportedly laying off more than one-third of its employees in the world's largest smartphone market.
Against the backdrop of the staggering growth of inflows into gold-backed ETFs globally, the Chinese gold-backed ETF(exchange traded fund) market became the main driver of the 14.3 metric tons of growth of Asian-listed funds in the third quarter, and Chinese gold reserves have grown for 10 months in a row since last December, reports said.
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