E-commerce giant Alibaba is looking into the Silk Road European routes for warehouse locations, aiming to expand its business in the region.
China’s startups have started to come out to expand overseas in the new phase of the Going Out Movement, a plan initiated by China in the late 1990s aimed at encouraging companies to go abroad to raise outbound investments.
Global car manufacturers are expected to attend the Shanghai auto show on Wednesday, April 19, amid a decline in sales and a looming price war driven by tough competition in China’s car market, an article by arabnews.com said.
Starbucks Corp. has extended its employee health coverage in China to include workers' parents in the benefits program, making such move the first of its kind for the coffeehouse giant.
Most Americans agree that the U.S. has to resolve its trade and investment issues with China as part of the new U.S. trade policy under the Trump administration.
China’s National Bureau of Statistics is set to release on Monday, April 17, the estimate for the country’s economic growth in the first quarter, the Financial Times reported.
Tonglu County in Zhejiang Province, a rural area with a population of only 400,000 people, is now more popularly known as the birthplace of the founders of four successful delivery and logistics companies or kuaidi, in the country.
Japan’s Fast Retailing has experienced rapid expansion, with China and Southeast Asia as its major growth drivers.
China is now the largest direct foreign investor in Pakistan, which is taking advantage of the billions of dollars poured to infrastructure overhaul brought about by China’s “On Belt, One Road” initiative, the Straits Times reported.
Dongfeng Nissan opened a two-month exhibition from April 10, 2017, at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport featuring its latest products.
A new organizational structure by Verizon is to be created in order to improve their delivery service. This investment by Verizon will be responsible for the operation of its new technologies such as 4G LTE, 5G and fiber infrastructure.
The sales of Taiwan tech companies for March have been dragged by the slowing down of the Chinese economy.
Investors in China who have poured $9 trillion in wealth management products (WMPs) and similar products remain hopeful that they will get bailed out in case of a major blowup despite reports that China’s policymakers will not issue state guarantees, the Financial Post reported.
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) will establish its Middle East headquarters in Dubai's Jebel Ali Free Zone.
Around $789 billion worth of investment is expected to be received by China's solar and wind power sectors by 2030. This is according to a recently published reported by Greenpeace.
