The China Securities Regulatory Commission said it will crack down on any speculative or insider trading in shares related to anticipated announcements about stock splits.
The colorful, fragrant and refreshing spring is in full bloom in Changping district, 50 kilometers from downtown Beijing, but 27-year-old precision instrument engineering student Shao Meng, sporting a white cotton T-shirt and goggles, is busy in his 60-square-meter flat, seemingly more fascinated by the task of debugging the operating system of a "climbing robot".
Cibei, one of China's "hidden champion" manufacturer of oral and maxillo-facial implants, said it plans to intensify its research and development activities and export its upcoming product upgrades to economies covered by the Belt and Road Initiative.
Banks with a relatively weak capital position and high liabilities in the interbank business will see greater business constraints and increased pressure on profitability pressure."
Mention of "amorphous alloys" may not ring a bell, but if you consider Huawei smartphone frame hinges or Tesla car door lock cases, you will get a sense of how widespread their applications are.
JD.com Inc, China's second-largest e-commerce company, plans to open more than 1 million JD convenience stores across the country in the next five years, with half of them located in rural areas, says CEO Liu Qiangdong.
Shanghai is considering building a new business aviation airport to meet the rising demand for business jets in the city, an official from the Shanghai Airport Authority said on April 11.
China may have emerged as the world's largest consumer market by the end of last year, but only recently have steps to revolutionize the retail-scape been accelerated, with merchants and brands hailing the dawn of so-called New Retail, according to consultancy eMarketer.
The first train full of British exports to travel directly from the United Kingdom to China departed on April 10. It is taking UK-made goods on a 12,000 kilometer journey to Yiwu, in East China's Zhejiang province.
The Russian government is seeking opportunities to sell top quality food products in China.
Thirteen agreements have been signed between the Chinese and Norwegian governments and companies at the 2017 China-Norway Business Summit during the icebreaking visit of Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.