Politically and socially stable, globally minded and abundant with natural resources, fast-growing Ethiopia is portraying itself as one of the most exciting African economies in which to invest.
Exciting things are happening with companies working on the ground in Ethiopia. With a country in the midst of development, the construction sector is expanding with public sector investment in large infrastructure projects and rapid urban expansion fueling the boom.
China is drafting an antitrust guideline for the auto industry after several companies, including automakers and spare parts producers, were fined for monopolistic practices.
The two-door sports car hit the Chinese market last week as an imported vehicle.
After several years of rapid growth, China, the world's fifth largest super luxury sports car market, is slowing down. However, Italian super sports carmaker Automobili Lamborghini is confronting its future in the nation with optimism, as it believes in the maturity of the market and customers.
Uber is planning to set up a Chinese company after police raids at local offices of the controversial ride-booking service provider.
New properties being built in Shanghai are now required to include some electric car charging facilities. A similar regulation is waiting for approval in Guangzhou and Beijing is also drafting rules to promote construction of charging posts.
People-to-people exchanges between China and Thailand have been greatly boosted by an increasing number of tourists from the mainland.
China National Bluestar (Group) Co Ltd has long been committed to developing better technologies for energy saving and emission reduction, said Ren Jianxin, chairman of China National Chemical Corp, Bluestar's parent company.
Papua New Guinea has great potential to improve its socioeconomic development through its natural resources - land, cash crops, forests and fisheries.
With the surge of petroleum and mining projects, the Papua New Guinea government has had the foresight to create a sovereign wealth fund to insulate the country's economy from volatility and fluctuations in revenue.
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