Intel Capital, the mergers and acquisitions arm of US-based chip manufacturer Intel Corp, announced investments on Tuesday in three Chinese companies in a move to further extend its chain of cloud services in China.
The wealth management business in Chinese banking "should not" be categorized as shadow banking, a senior official of China's banking regulator said on Monday.
China Free Trade Pilot Zone launched cross-border yuan payment services, marking a milestone in the expansion of the international use of the yuan.
Shanghai Fosun Pharmaceutical Co announced on Tuesday that it will raise its share in US-headquartered health care provider Chindex International, and propose to delist Chindex from the Nasdaq.
China has become the world's biggest gold market, with consumer demand rising by 32 percent in 2013 to a record level of 1,066 metric tons.
Suning Commerce Group, a major electronics retailer, has vowed to open more than 200 stores in 2014.
Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, wants to increase exports by 3 percent this year。
China's shift from a GDP growth model to "quality" should become more obvious soon, as two thirds of provinces have lowered their growth targets this year, if only very slightly.
Guangzhou's economy grew by 11.6 percent year-on-year to 1.54 trillion yuan ($253.8 billion) in 2013, according to a local government work report released on Tuesday.
The State Council, China's cabinet, announced on Tuesday it has approved a plan to reform business registration in an effort to ease market access.
China's effort to build its southernmost province into a world-class tourist destination encountered a setback last year when fewer foreigners visited.
Chinese companies are consistently less trusted than companies headquartered in the developed nations, a major hurdle for the growing number of Chinese enterprises looking to "go global", an international survey has found.