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China’s trade with North Korea edges up in November
Beijing property prices remain stable
BEIJING, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) — Property market in Beijing held steady in November with … fourth plenary session of the 12th Beijing committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC). According to the research arm…
Banking Regulator Eyes Overlooked Trust Product
China’s banking regulator has decided to extend its oversight to a so-far overlooked type of trust product in an attempt to further clamp down on financial risks stemming from the business that banks and trusts…
China, Flush With Cash, Sets Sights on Shipping
“China controls up to 40% of the global shipbuilding capacity, and that’s a natural metric of where they want to be in the financing business,” said Arlie Sterling, president of Boston-based shipping consultancy Marsoft Inc.,…
China’s mobile economy: from ‘Made in China’ to ‘Innovated in China’
China is transforming from a trend-follower and cheap imitator to innovative trend-setter and global powerhouse. This new book covers business dynamics and global implications of Chian’s mobile boom. Market trends and industry profiles of China’s…
China needs to continue reducing financial leverage – central bank deputy governor
SHANGHAI (Reuters) – China must proactively but gradually reduce debt in the economy to prevent the buildup of financial risks, state news agency Xinhua quoted China’s central bank’s deputy governor as saying on Saturday. Yi…
China to focus on aiding first-time buyers, curbing speculation in 2018: Xinhua
China’s housing market boom has lasted more than two years, giving the economy a major boost but stirring fears of a property bubble, with the government taking stern measures to curtail speculative buying. Growth in…
China Unicom Announces World’s Fastest 4G Download Speed: 1.2Gbps
The Chinese carrier China Unicom has reached the fastest 4G LTE download speed in the world: 1.2 Gbps. The company has just announced that the tests for the 1.2 Gbps speed have been completed, and…
India, China special representatives meet, talk peace
relations between India and China transcend bilateral dimensions and have significance for peace, stability and development of Asia and the world. Get latest news & live updates on the go on your pc with News…
China telecom firms steer 5G
China has played a key role in setting the faster standards for 5th-generation (5G) mobile networks and wireless systems thanks to its burgeoning telecommunications market and gigantic user database, experts told the Global Times on…
2017 Appbase Best 50 of China will be Released, Testin Settles the Rules for Mobile Market
Beijing, China–(Newsfile Corp. – December 22, 2017) – This is a year when China’s mobile Internet industry won the global leader, mobile application has been fully integrated into people’s daily work, life and study. However,…
China IPOs In New York Rebound To 16 In 2017, Online Lender Lexin Aces Nasdaq
China IPOs in the U.S. have rebounded this year, with 16 Chinese companies going public on Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange, matching the number of Chinese IPOs in 2014 and showing a considerable…
Hunting for the best stocks? Check out the detailed stats for China Mobile Limited (NYSE:CHL)
Whatever service or product the company is offering, we are all affected by commodity prices more often than we know. Coffee, oranges, cotton, and beef are all traded on the markets and can dictate how…
