 China releases full list of IPO applicants 2012-02-03
China's securities regulator has for the first time published a full list of Chinese companies that have applied for an initial public offering on the Shanghai or Shenzhen markets, in a move aimed at boosting transparency of the system. |
Website will take on group-buying giants via China 2012-02-04
HANGZHOU - Jonathan and Danielle Jenkins, a young couple from Texas in the United States, want to challenge Jack Ma's e-commerce empire. Even though they speak little Mandarin, the Jenkins' started OrderWithMe.com in July in Hangzhou, the cradle of Ma's Alibaba Group. |
Zhejiang eases firms' financial pressures 2012-01-31
Zhejiang province will strive to ease private companies' financing pressures and channel private capital into the real economy instead of speculation, said Xia Baolong, the provincial governor, on Monday. |
Watchmakers seize the hour in China 2012-01-30
The robust growth of the Chinese luxury market has seen high-end brands expanding their territory in the fashion industry to keep enticing consumers. |
No holiday cheer for housing sales 2012-01-30
China's housing market had a bleak week during the Lunar New Year holiday, with many cities seeing few transactions. |
Alibaba sets up environmental protection foundation 2012-02-02
China's e-commerce giant Alibaba Group announced Wednesday that it had set up a foundation to support the development of the country's environmental protection organizations. |
Guangqi Honda to bring over two brand new hybrids 2012-01-19
Guangqi Honda has announced that it will be adding two new hybrids to its new 2012 line-up, which will include a brand new Accord, City and Odyssey. |
Purchasing agencies playing a bigger role in high-end market 2012-01-19
Deng Li, a graduate student in the United States, runs an online shop as an agent selling luxury goods she buys from abroad. |
Small-town millionaires grab attention of big brands 2012-01-16
The rising popularity of luxury goods in Asia may be most visible in large cities but retailers are targeting future growth in smaller and long-ignored urban centers. |
China's Yiwu sees brisker business in '11 2012-01-11
Yiwu, the largest small commodity market in China and one which supplies half of the world's Christmas products, saw its business even brisker in 2011, despite challenges caused by the eurozone debt crisis and instabilities in the Middle East. |
Making pots of money 2012-01-04
Artificially raised prices have held consumers and the market order hostage for long, reminding authorities that it's time they took measures to restore sanity to the market. |
Wuliangye liquor auctioned for $155,687 in E China 2012-01-03
A bottle of Wuliangye brewed in the 1960s is sold at 980,000 yuan ($155,687) at a liquor auction fair in Hangzhou, East China’s Zhejiang province on Jan 2, 2012. |
Investors with extremely good taste 2012-01-02
As the stock market is fluctuating and real estate policy tightening, the wine market has become the new playground either as investment, hobby, or both for business people from the opulent Yangtze River Delta and possibly nationally. |
Luxury cars gearing up China biz 2012-01-01
Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche, and other top brands are driving into small cities. |
Glitches Hamper Web sales of tickets 2011-12-31
The railway system's online booking system has begun to show its vulnerability - and at times has been unable to issue tickets that were paid for - as the massive wave of travelers during Spring Festival approaches. |
Alibaba opens the doors to its group-buying platform 2011-12-29
HANGZHOU / BEIJING - The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd announced on Wednesday that its group-buying site will serve as an open platform for other sites to sell their goods. |
Glitches hamper Web sales of train tickets 2011-12-31
The railway system's online booking system has begun to show its vulnerability - and at times has been unable to issue tickets that were paid for. |
Car rental companies look for boost 2011-12-31
Over the past three years, China, the world's largest auto market, has seen the car rental industry grow by nearly 20 percent annually, according to the China Taxicab and Livery Association. |
Looking at China as an Innovator, not an imitator 2011-12-29
When China opened its door to the world almost 30 years ago, its capital Beijing was made up of mostly small lanes, except for old-fashioned government buildings and uniform Russian style hotels. |
Logistics info sharing system opens in Hangzhou 2011-12-29
The opening ceremony for the service interface of the North East Asia Logistics-Net, the first international logistics information sharing and cooperation system in the world, was held in east China's Hangzhou on Dec. |
