China's economy is expected to stabilize in the fourth quarter, as positive factors will drive a rebound for the economy, said experts and officials.
China will come up with a number of measures to further bolster high-quality trade, amid its enhanced efforts in deepening reform and opening-up, Commerce Minister Zhong Shan said.
Global consultancy Roland Berger is continuously expanding its presence in China and has confidence in China's economic growth, as the country has taken a series of measures to further open up the market, which indicates that a new wave of investments and integration in the global supply chains will be created.
The fifth test aircraft of the C919, China's first domestically manufactured narrow-body passenger jet, took part in a test flight in Shanghai on Thursday, indicating it is on a faster track to gaining airworthiness certification before entering the market in 2021, industry experts said.
The rising popularity of online literature in China is creating new growth opportunities for businesses in culture and entertainment, industry experts said.
Ongoing move to encourage consumer spending, further open up financial markets unleashes enormous potential
State-owned enterprises' debt burden continued to ease in 2018, as SOE reform measures took effect and the authorities stuck to the deleveraging policy to curb debt increases, according to a report from the State Council on Wednesday.
Only cooperation will pave the way to prosperity for China, the United States and the global economy, experts said after the US announced a plan to exempt tariffs on some Chinese imports meeting certain criteria.
Smartphone vendor Honor's president confirmed the launch of its first 5G smartphone next month, as the tipping point of 5G smartphones is set to start in China in the coming one or two months, which industry insiders said was faster than expected.
Foldable smartphones are becoming a new trend among major handset brands, but industry experts believe their high price remains the biggest obstacle to their popularity in the short term.
Digital talents in China are gradually migrating from pureplay technology fields to traditional industries that require digital makeovers, but the pace of the move should become faster to give a substantial boost to the real economy, a latest research study said.
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