Cell phones that do it all soon

A decades-old technology is now being incorporated into mobile phones to enable them to swap information.

Delivering buses for London Olympics

A Chinese automaker has clinched a deal with a UK tour operator to provide the latter with red double-decker buses.

German chemical company BASF SE set up a community group in southwest China's Chongqing municipality last month.

JAC Motors announced it will invest $500 million in its first overseas plant, which will be located in Brazil's northern state of Bahia.

The State Council unveiled guidelines giving more support to the construction of two economic development zones in Xinjiang.

China's railways carried a record total of 67.3 million passengers from Sept 28 to Oct 7.

China will reduce the retail prices for gasoline and diesel by 300 yuan ($47.17) per ton starting Oct 9, the country's top economic planner said.

For China's biggest broker and underwriter, the toughest IPO of the year may have been its own.

A new round of monetary-easing measures in Europe has boosted investor confidence in the capital market.

The value of industrial production of Macao continued to fall in 2010 due to the protracted decline in exports.

The US Senate on Thursday put off the final vote on a currency bill - which could lead to levies on Chinese goods.

China 's Geely Holding Group, said it has no plans to seek ownership of struggling car maker Saab AB, denying a Swedish newspaper report.