The latest news on business and finance trends in China.
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank announced on Monday a $250 million loan for a natural gas project in Beijing, the bank’s first such investment in China, to help cut coal use and improve air quality in the capital area.
Although brick-and-mortar retailers have felt the impact of robust online buying in recent years, the in-store shopping experience remains dominant in the retail sector, and online and offline retailing can coexist and cooperate, according to the man…
After two consecutive years in the top spot, Hong Kong is poised to lose its much-coveted title as the world’s leading venue for initial public offerings (IPOs) this year, following a drop in the number of blockbuster listings.
Let’s take a look at the full list of the top five loneliest occupations in China.
Chinese big-data companies are on the hunt for cutting-edge technology from the United Kingdom that they can help upscale and commercialize for China’s huge domestic market.
Encouraged by China‘s robust growth outlook for automotive and chemical production，German chemical giant BASF SE keeps increasing its investments in China.
Transactions in science and technology deals reached nearly 500 million yuan during the China (Dongguan) International Science and Technology Cooperation Week.
China’s central bank injected a net 20 billion yuan ($3.02 billion) into the market via open market operations Monday to ease the liquidity strain.
Hainan Airlines, China’s largest private airline, said it plans to launch more direct flights to the countries and regions involved in the Belt and Road Initiative.
Sales of China’s new energy vehicles increased over 80 percent in November from a year ago to 119,000 units.
A signing ceremony was held in the national Xi’an High-Tech Industries Development Zone on Dec 9 to announce the establishment of a silicon industry base project.
The fourth phase of the Yangshan Deep-Water Port, the world’s largest unmanned container terminal, has been officially put into operation Sunday.
The GDP growth target for next year might be set at 6.5 percent amid China’s transition from high-speed growth to high-quality growth, Securities Daily reported Monday, citing a partner with Ruihua Certified Public Accountants.
China’s fiscal revenue and expenditures both registered steady growth in the first 11 months of this year on the back of strong economic growth.