BEIJING - Stock sales by major shareholders shrank sharply over the past several trading days, pointing to the effect of tightened rules aimed at limiting massive dumping of holdings and bolstering the market.
A senior lawmaker has made it clear that China's debt is under control.
A major Chinese energy-saving company plans to expand globally by using advanced technology in conservation and environmental protection.
China's listed real estate enterprises are likely to face big challenges in both sales and financing this year due to stricter measures, according to a report of the China Index Academy.
State-owned CITIC Group Corporation said it will continue to boost financing of and investment in, infrastructure projects related to the Belt and Road Initiative.
Techcode SME Services Co Ltd, an incubator of science startups, has said it will establish its first Global Scientific Achievements Experience Center in Langfang in northern Hebei province.
Chinese companies are tightening up their compliancy rules, and cracking down on bribery and corruption.
Retail investors are increasingly choosing passive investing, preferring options like index funds that track global equity indexes over individual stocks, for yields from long-term growth of a market or a sector.
China plans to introduce its first option contracts in stock indexes, in an effort to provide the regulator another method to hedge the risks of Shanghai and Shenzhen stocks markets, according to an official from China's top securities regulator.
You awake from a dream with a clear picture of yourself on stage, and with the sound of applause for your performance still ringing in your ears.
The famous comic figure Tintin, known as Dingding in Chinese, is a global-trotting boy reporter who has delighted millions of readers and given Europeans in the 1930s the first impression of China.
It had all the makings of a modern morality tale, and it did not disappoint.
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