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Beijing Albeike’s app for reproductive services was first launched in Beijing, and has since expanded operations in Shanghai, Macao and Shenzhen.
Chinese Startup Launches App for Assisted Reproductive Services

Reproductive services are a big hit in China nowadays, a trend that was aptly predicted by one startup, Beijing Albeike Technology Co. Ltd., according to an article by China Daily.

Tourists visit a coal mine at Gutuo Village in Handan, Hebei Province, China, on Jan. 6, 2016.
China to Shut Down Over 1,000 Coal Mines

More than 1,000 coal mines in China with a total annual capacity of 60 million metric tons are being eyed for closure this year, as the government plans to address a price-sapping oversupply in the sector, the country’s energy regulatory body announced on Monday.

The size of an individual worker’s suitcase during the Spring Festival travel rush can also be highly indicative of his purchasing power: less money is spent on bigger bags.
Younger Workers Prefer Expensive Devices While Older Folks Get Cheaper Goods for Spring Festival

Younger migrant workers pack smaller suitcases on their return trip home for the Spring Festival, according to a report by China Daily. The trend nowadays is to give out expensive digital gadgets as New Year presents, instead of the usual gifts like snacks and winter clothes.

China’s growing economy is a testament to its rising development over the past 30 years, but Michie contends that China must employ a number of people to sustain the country’s improvement.
Chinese Firms Should Slow Down in Foreign Expansion, Says Expert

For Michie, the portrayal of Chinese firms buying up the world is not true or even remotely feasible. "It creates a false impression," he says. "Chinese money in terms of the country's GDP, or its government reserves, is only a tiny portion of the wealth in North America or Europe."

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Insurance policies in Hong Kong attract many mainland residents with their scope of protection, product innovation, and quality of service.
Rising Number of Mainlanders Travel to HK to Buy Insurance Products

A growing number of Chinese mainland residents are going to Hong Kong to buy insurance products and services, as latest statistics show that mainlanders have paid more than one-fifth of new office premiums in the first three quarters of 2015, according to a report by CRIENGLISH.com.

Two women stroll by a branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) in Madrid, Spain, on Jan. 24, 2011.
Spanish Court Jails 6 ICBC Staff Over Money Laundering Probe

A court in Madrid on Saturday has ruled that six executives of the local branch of China’s largest state-owned bank, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), should be detained pending a judicial probe into suspected money laundering and tax fraud.

John Zimmer, president and co-founder of the San Francisco-based company Lyft, is planning to take advantage of its alliance with Didi Kuadi to get major market share in the U.S.
Lyft to Leverage Alliance with Didi Kuaidi to Gain Major Share in US Market

Lyft Inc., an online ride-hailing and sharing service provider, is aiming to become a dominant force in the United States within two years by leveraging on its alliance with Didi Kuaidi, China's largest player in the fast expanding sector, China Daily reported.

China's central government has vowed to invests more in major facilities in industry and public service to maintain its GDP growth.
China Vows to Raise Investment in Fixed Assets

The central government, through the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), has pledged to increase its investment in major facilities in industry and public service, following reports of lower growth in fixed-asset investments last year, China Daily reported.

Volkswagen currently has two partnerships with Chinese auto companies.
Volkswagen AG Expects Sales to Rise This Year

Volkswagen AG believes that its sales in China could rise in line with the country's auto market this year, as it considers a partnership with JAC Motors, which would be its third partnership with Chinese automakers, as reported by the Global Times.

HSBC Announce Plans To Remain In The UK
HSBC Opted to Stay in U.K. because Lender Did Not Want to be Seen as a ‘Chinese Bank’ if it Moved to Hong Kong

The decision by banking giant HSBC to remain in the United Kingdom instead of returning to Hong Kong did not surprise industry observers. The Special Administrative Region’s (SAR) political system of being part of two systems but one country has been cited by analysts as the apparent reason for the global lender’s decision.

China's industrial sectors have been struggling because of declining prices and slugging demand.
New Measures Aim to Support China’s Industrial Sectors: Official Statement

China's struggling industrial sectors are set to receive renewed support from the government, according to an official statement. The batch of new measures also outlines proposals to help the companies in the said sectors.

A woman uses the Uber app on a Samsung smartphone in Berlin, Germany, on Sept. 2, 2014.
Uber Losing $1 Billion a Year to Do Business in China

The chief executive of ride-sharing app Uber revealed that the company is burning more than $1 billion each year in China, where it faces fierce competition with local rival Didi Kuaidi in luring consumers.

 A policeman stands guard at a police van in Madrid, Spain, on Sept. 1, 2014.
Spanish Office of Chinese Lending Giant ICBC Raided in Money Laundering Probe

Spanish authorities have raided the Madrid branch of Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Ltd. (ICBC) on Wednesday and detained five of its directors over allegations of money laundering.

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