SEOUL (Reuters) – South Korea’s Lotte Group will continue to invest in its China business despite diplomatic tensions over the deployment of a U.S. missile defense system, a Lotte executive said on Monday, denying rumors…
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Li Na Land, reality TV and fashion — what China's tennis pioneer did next
(CNN)She may have hung up her tennis racket more than two years ago, but two-time grand slam champion Li Na is still winning big in business. China’s first major singles champion, Li has been busy…
New ambassador to Beijing bullish on Canada-China ties
Barely two weeks after leaving the post of federal immigration minister and being installed as Canada’s ambassador to China, John McCallum is already getting down to business. McCallum, in an interview with Postmedia, said his…
Manufacturing growth caps strong first quarter, led by China
Factories across Europe and much of Asia posted another month of solid growth in March, rounding off a strong quarter for manufacturers, even though exporters fear a rise in U.S. protectionism could snuff out a…
South Korean company to China: Don't blame us for THAAD missiles
Lotte, one of South Korea’s biggest conglomerates, has longstanding ties to China. It’s been doing business there for more than 20 years, employs 25,000 people and has invested more than $5 billion, Shin said. China’s…
Dating in China: A booming business
According to a feature in a local newspaper, China’s dating market continues to expand rapidly, with 600 million people registered with matchmaking services (such as dating websites) in 2016, a ten-fold increase since 2011. Some…
Asian markets gain on Japan data, awaiting US-China meeting
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng gained 0.4 per cent to 24,195.21. Shanghai’s bourse was closed for a holiday. U.S.-CHINA: Markets are closely watching for the outcome of the meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at Trump’s…
China demand for bananas, cotton and New Zealand lamb drives Asia export rebound
They’re all objects of resurgent Chinese demand. As Donald Trump prepares to go head to head with Xi Jinping on trade, China’s consumer power is kicking Asia’s export engine into gear, moving the world’s fastest-growing…
Hold the NZ flag in China, but don't necessarily wave it
Being a foreign brand in China is no longer special. Hold the New Zealand flag, but companies needed to be more than just a flag bearer to properly crack this massive and complicated market, Resonance…
BP: China to join the world's best in energy efficiency
China will join the world’s best in energy efficiency in the next two decades and help boost the global energy reform by developing renewable energies, according to British Petroleum. The nation’s energy use per unit…
Trade in yuan to reduce costs of doing business: analysts
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd (HSBC) organised the event titled ‘Bangladesh-China Business Outlook: One Belt One Road and RMB Internationalisation’. The discussion, organised in association with the China Chamber of Commerce in ……
Queensland Business Monthly: Sam’s light bulb moment on China
Sam Hardy knew his company had to get boots on the ground in China when a container load of merchandise ordered from a mainland factory turned up with the wrong electric plugs. The managing director…
Chinese brands break down barriers
Huawei and ZTE already have brand recognition in markets like Japan and are making inroads in North America and Europe. Others are following suit. Best known within China, ride-sharing company Didi Chuxing has set up…
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