Nielsen Holdings released a report indicating that the sales of new-energy vehicles (NEV) went down in the first half of 2016.
Apple Inc. has donated $1 million to help millions in China overcome the distresses caused by the heavy flooding, following torrential rains in the Yangtze River region.
Transparency International released survey results on Chinese corporations’ poor performance.
High ranking ministers and ambassadors talk about gaining market access and trade plans after Brexit.
Former Guangxi vice-chairman Tang Renjian is the latest to join the country's economic inner circle after he was named the deputy director of the General Office of the Central Leading Group for Financial and Economic Affairs, helmed by Chinese President Xi Jinping's right-hand man, Liu He.
Airbnb is struggling to exhaust the market potential of China due to its inability to adapt to the local culture, slow pace of expansion and regulatory issues.
Zhang Tao, the current deputy governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), has been selected to become the next deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), effective Aug. 22.
Trade ministers and bank governors of the Group of Twenty convened in Shanghai recently to discuss global trade policies.
Tony Fernandes, CEO of the budget carrier AirAsia, revealed on his Twitter account recently that the Malaysian airline is planning on making another listing in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Chinese millennials recently developed an interest on French and Chilean wine, based on the observation of Yin Yanling, an instructor of wine appreciation in Shenzen and Hong Kong.
According to a Reuters report, workers protesting against Wal-Mart's new work scheduling system in China--believed to be devised to cut overtime pay--have recently returned to work.
After attending Alibaba's investor day conference, Oppenheimer analysts have increased their confidence over the leading Chinese e-commerce firm, noting that other investors have been getting the company wrong, Yahoo Finance reported.
More locally made fast moving consumer products (FMCP) are dominating the Chinese consumer market, according to a joint report submitted by Bain and Company and Kantar Worldpanel.
State-owned Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) is planning to make an up-to $10-billion initial public offering (IPO) as part of its effort to join and compete in the digital world, with assistance from its investors Ant Financial and Tencent Holdings.
