Heading in a new direction
Private capital allowed to construct, operate railways, freight services China will fully open its railway sector to private investment, the nation’s top economic planner said… Read More »Heading in a new direction
Private capital allowed to construct, operate railways, freight services China will fully open its railway sector to private investment, the nation’s top economic planner said… Read More »Heading in a new direction
Disappointing second-quarter results, share price plunge trigger move by search engine Baidu Inc, China’s largest Internet search provider, said on Thursday that it will buy… Read More »Baidu to buy back shares worth $1b
Baofeng Technology Co, whose 45-times rally lured dozens of US-traded peers to reconsider home listing, has lost more than half of its market value since… Read More »Once highest-flying Baofeng stock dives amid rout
More young people are starting to choose cities around Beijing as their base for work and living as the integrated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region… Read More »China’s future megalopolis gathers momentum as young people return
Microsoft Corp introduced Windows 10 on Wednesday, hoping the latest addition to its 30-year-old operating system family will catapult it from a losing position to… Read More »Microsoft hopes Windows 10 will unlock the gates
Prices for homes in first-tier Chinese cities spiked during the first half of the year as official easing policies gained ground in restoring market confidence.… Read More »Surge in price of first-tier city homes
YANGON – The Myanmar government on Thursday granted an amnesty to 6,966 prisoners including 155 detained Chinese loggers, a higher official confirmed. The 155 Chinese… Read More »Myanmar grants amnesty to 6,966 prisoners including Chinese loggers
While expressing their apologies after a recent terrorist attack in Somali capital Mogadishu, which killed one Chinese embassy’s security staff, Somali officials said they believe… Read More »Somalia offers apology, seeks China’s help
PARIS/SYDNEY – French authorities are studying a large piece of plane debris found on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean to determine whether it came… Read More »Officials study plane debris found off Madagascar for links to missing MH370
The driving force behind China’s trade growth over the next decade lies in One Belt One Road initiatives and the development of Renminbi-led cross-border clearing,… Read More »Big data conglomerate dreams big on Silk Road