The national railway, China Railway Corporation, launched its first bullet train route in Liaoning Province last Monday.
The real estate market in China, considered as one of the most important pillars of the country’s economy, is at a historic low.
China’s ongoing supply-side reform has injected a much-needed dose of reality in the country’s hyped-up artwork market, according to experts.
A number of incubators are providing young entrepreneurs, especially IT startups, with skills and training on how they can start and grow business in their hometowns, the Xinhua News Agency reported.
A number of Chinese investors, many of them ordinary citizens, have lost millions of cash after being victimized by the pyramid scheme of British firms posing as foreign currency traders, according to Reuters.
China Mobile and China Telecom have announced that they will be cutting roaming charges
Questions were raised by consumers after McDonald’s announced that they will still be using poultry with antibiotics.
Many Chinese consumers are looking for Australian food to order online because they fear that local health foods are tainted.
Chinese manufacturer Geely reinvented the famous black taxi of Britain and will be launching mid next year.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba announced its biggest earnings to date and is expected to grow even bigger with its latest acquisitions.
State-owned assets operation and management group China Chengtong Holdings Group Ltd is planning on raising funding to help speed structural reform of China’s state-owned enterprises (SOEs), the group’s chairman Ma Zhengwu said in Beijing on Thursday.
WM Motor, an EV startup, is set to compete with Tesla Motors in the mass market for electric cars in China, according to an article published by Fortune.com.
Chinese tech company LeEco is planning to build an electric car factory, worth $1.8 billion, to be located in Zhejiang Province, which can produce 400,000 cars per year, and will also become part of a bigger $3 billion auto-related theme park, according to a report by Fortune.com.
Driven by the A-share market’s smooth performance and the rise of financial investors coming from state-owned enterprises and private companies, the outbound mergers and acquisitions saw a significant growth in the first half of 2016, a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) said on Wednesday, Aug. 10.
Since Alibaba made its initial public offering (IPO), the company reported record-breaking and the fastest rate of revenue.
