 Jet Li calls for transparency among charities 2011-09-11
Charities should build up their own professional teams and promote transparency in management, said Jet Li, famous Chinese kung fu star and founder of the One Foundation, on Saturday. |
Mainland shares post biggest monthly loss since May 2011-09-01
SHANGHAI - Most stocks on the Chinese mainland fell, driving the benchmark index to its biggest monthly loss since May, as smaller companies slid on speculation that tighter credit will curb earnings growth and US consumer confidence declined. |
Trade marriage to hit new heights 2011-09-02
Their landmasses are very similar. Manufacturing dominates each region. Each is economically invested in what the other region produces. |
Weak world conditions to curb trade growth in 2011 2011-08-24
BEIJING - China's foreign trade is unlikely to grow as fast in 2011 as it did last year due to weakening global demand and rising costs, Vice-Minister of Commerce Jiang Yaoping said on Tuesday. |
Coke to invest $4b in China 2011-08-19
The US drinks maker may list on Shanghai's international board |
New growth prescriptions 2011-08-19
It would be relatively safe to say that the pharmaceutical industry in China is poised for the big leap that could soon make it the destination of choice for cutting-edge pharmaceutical research. |
BOC to extend $10b yuan of credit to Wahaha 2011-08-20
The Bank of China said Friday it signed a strategic agreement with the Hangzhou Wahaha Group, the country's leading food and beverage maker, on Thursday. |
Increased regional exchange benefits all 2011-08-17
Economic cooperation in the pan-Beibu Gulf region is an innovative idea, first proposed five years ago, where the parties concerned cooperate economically in accordance with their own level of development and needs, for the benefit of all. |
China's M&A activities vibrant amid economic uncertainty 2011-08-17
Despite the recent economic uncertainty and volatility in the United States and Europe, Chinese companies remain buoyant in merger and acquisition (M&A) activities so far this year. |
Parcel blast raises concern over express industry supervision 2011-08-17
A parcel explosion that injured two people in east China's Zhejiang province on Sunday has raised concerns about the lack of supervision over the country's fast-growing express industry. |
Coke commits $4 billion to China operations 2011-08-19
Coca-Cola Co, the world's largest maker of beverages by sales, announced on Thursday that it will join with its bottling partners to invest $4 billion in China between 2012 and 2014. |
Saving energy is in fashion 2011-08-19
One company in Zhejiang province is upgrading its facilities to reduce gas emissions and cut power use |
Egg prices, after pork, see a significant rise in July 2011-08-17
The egg prices rose 7.3 percent Saturday compared with July 1, reaching the highest level since 2008, Xinhua reported over the weekend, citing data from its pricing monitoring system. |
Australian banks advance to Central, Western regions 2011-08-17
Australian banks are set to ride the urbanization boom of China's inland cities to offset the overall low-key presence in the world's fastest-growing economy. |
Car rentals hit top gear as road to growth beckons 2011-08-11
By 2015, China's car rental market is expected to hit 400,000 vehicles and produce $2.8 billion in annual revenue, according to the China Taxicab and Livery Association. |
Hangzhou to hold public hearing on taxi fares 2011-08-09
A public hearing on taxi fares will be held in the city of Hangzhou of east China's Zhejiang Province in September after a three-day strike by drivers in early August, according to local authorities on Tuesday. |
NZ minister to visit China for trade talks 2011-08-08
New Zealand Trade Minister Tim Groser is to visit China to discuss trade and climate change issues, after visiting Indonesia where he arrives Tuesday. |
A woman's battle against HBV discrimination 2011-08-07
Xiao Jing quit her job last month and set off on a journey to make a difference. |
Atlanta to China: We mean business 2011-08-05
WASHINGTON - To most Chinese people, the city of Atlanta is known for hosting the Centennial 1996 Olympic Games, as the headquarters for big US companies such as Coca-Cola and CNN, or the major location in the famous novel turned into a classic movie, Gone with the Wind. |
Striking cab drivers back to work in Hangzhou 2011-08-05
Striking cab drivers in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou returned to work Thursday after three days of protests that prompted the local government to promise to increase fares. |
