China's foreign trade outlook will remain gloomy in the coming months, while global demand slackens, operational costs rise and trade protectionism becomes more common.
SSF eyes the 'real economy'
The National Council for Social Security Fund will invest up to 250 billion yuan ($39.6 billion) in the real economy by 2015.
China Oct FDI up 8.75%
China attracted $8.33 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) in October, up 8.75 percent year-on-year, the Ministry of Commerce said Wednesday.
Listed firms offer bleak outlook
Almost half of the companies listed on the mainland's two bourses expect to see a decline in earnings.
BOC staff investigated over fraud
The Bank of China announced Tuesday that several employees of one of the bank's branches in northeast China's Liaoning.
HSBC opens new branch in Harbin
Company Limited, a wholly-foreign-owned bank solely owned by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, opened a new branch in Harbin.
Capsule crisis stirs the market
Chinese media reports of some pharmaceutical companies caused the shares of some related businesses to experience fluctuations.
China to tally 150b in investment
The MOC announced Tuesday that outbound investment from the world's second-largest economy is expected to total $150 billion in 2015.
Bid to unleash region's vitality
The deepening cooperation between China, Japan and the Republic of Korea has drawn a great deal of attention worldwide.
Listed companies forecast sluggish H1
Of the 845 listed companies on Shenzhen and Shanghai stock exchanges, 45.4 percent of them reported a fall or a loss in earnings.
China Nonferrous Mining plans HK IPO
China Nonferrous Mining Corp plans to raise as much as $314 million in an initial public offering in Hong Kong.
Vanke acquires HK-listed developer
China Vanke said late Monday that it has agreed to acquire a Hong Kong-listed real estate developer.
Rich media modernising adverts
When Zheng Bin introduced "rich media" to China a decade ago, the advertising landscape then was unsaturated.
Growth to recover in second quarter
China's economic growth will recover from the second quarter, due to the rebound in export, property sales and stronger fiscal spending.
'Wider range' for interest rates
Regulators will permit banks to set lower interest rates on loans as soon as this year, a survey showed.
Private lending shrinks in Wenzhou
Private lending in the eastern city of Wenzhou shrank by 30 percent compared with August last year.
Home market for excavators bearish
The excavator manufacturing industry will be hard pressed to maintain the same sales performance that it saw last year.
Shanghai: One house for singles
If a single Shanghai householder has an apartment already registered under the owner's name, they are unable to purchase another.
Estate investor adapt to emerging mkt
Estate investors need to adapt as emerging markets start to dominate and China are set to become the four major economies.