Japan's FamilyMart UNY Holdings is considering a partnership with China's CITIC Ltd. and Thailand's CP Group.
China has used various measures to manage its unstable housing market and prevent the bubble to burst, according to an article on Forbes.
China’s lucrative beer market has opened its doors to one of Australia’s most popular beer brands. The company announced on Friday, May 5, that they will be selling their products in China soon, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli stressed that a “steady planning” is necessary for the new economic zone in Hebei’s Xiongan.
An increasing number of China’s migrant workers are working closer to home rather than travel across the country to work in factories in prosperous towns and cities, Bloomberg reported.
CC Land has purchased London's tallest skyscraper. Called the Cheesegrater, the 46-storey building stands 225 meters high.
NCLH formed a partnership with Alibaba Group to increase the awareness of cruising in the country.
The demand for gold bars and coins in China rose 30 percent year-over-year to 105.9 metric tons in the first quarter of this year, the fourth strongest on record, according to a report published by the World Gold Council (WGC) on Thursday.
China’s energy markets are expected to open further following an announcement by Sinopec, the listed arm of China Petrochemical Corporation known as Sinopec Group, on Thursday, April 27, that it plans to initially approve the overseas listing of its marketing arm, Sinopec Marketing Co. Ltd.
Tencent has taken more than one-third of China's $5.5 trillion mobile payment markets, beating rival Alibaba whose shares had fallen to nearly half last year, according to the Financial Times.
Toys ‘R’ Us sees China as its fastest growing market and has announced the opening of 30 to 40 stores in the country per year.
China’s leading dairy company Yili cancels its plan to invest in Shengmu after failing to get approval from the antitrust regulator.
JD.com and Continental announced a deal to sell tires to Chinese e-commerce consumers.
China is restricting financial regulators from taking jobs at banks and financial institutions after leaving their posts, the Business Vancouver reported.
The process of business registration in China will soon become easier and cheaper as the State Administration for Industry and Commerce said on April 11 that it is creating a nationwide digitalization platform for corporate registration as well as a new electronic business license. The reform will start by the end of October.
