An India-China business forum featuring Indian economic, commercial and cultural aspects will be held in Zhenjiang City this week.
With the growing middle-class and an improving economy, the demand for safety in food and medical products is rising in China, an article in China Business Review said.
The continued increase in the number of Chinese traveling overseas has created a huge opportunity for luggage makers, making China the world’s largest luggage market, China Daily reported.
As the economy shifts from manufacturing to consumption, China has released a new measure to gauge China’s growing service economy: the Index of Services Production, The Wall Street Journal reported.
A Boeing factory in China will be set up based on the Boeing-COMAC deal signed in October 2016. Construction will start at the end of March.
Bulgarian investor Plamen Russev says Europe should build business in China and take advantage of the OBOR Initiative.
Chinese stocks had its biggest increase in almost a month as U.S.-China political relations lightened up.
JFE Steel has partnered with China’s biggest steelmaker, Baosteel Metal, to manufacture and sell steel powder used to manufacture car parts, in a bid to boost the Japanese company’s competitiveness in the highly lucrative Chinese auto market.
In a bid to seize China’s love affair with western brands, U.S. luxury car brand Lincoln unveiled plans to open a Chinese factory by the end of 2019. The move is part of Lincoln’s plans to gain a greater market share of the world’s luxury car market.
A company owned by the family of Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and senior adviser, is set to earn more than $400 million from a major Chinese holding firm for investing in the Kushner’s posh office building in Manhattan, according to a report from Bloomberg on Monday.
China is considering participation in the upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) talks following the United States’ retraction from the agreement.
According to a beer mogul, "Time-honored" brands should innovate in order to stay young in the modern market while sticking to their traditional values.
China's current growth trajectory indicates that the Chinese economy is set for more stable times, despite experiencing an economic slowdown after years of rapid expansion. But to sustain that, the world's second-largest economy would now have to rely more on domestic demand.
Alibaba Group Executive Vice Chairman Joseph Tsai and Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs Anders Samuelsen recently attended the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) at Alibaba headquarters in Hangzhou, which is aimed at increasing Danish exports to China and promoting Denmark as a tourist destination for Chinese travelers.
