The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a very important investment theme this year for China and the world, especially in light of recent economic pressures, said Robin Xu, head of Asia industrials research at UBS Investment Research...[More]
China's purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector came in at 48.8 in May, down from 49.2 in April, data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed Wednesday...[More]
China will continue to unswervingly promote high-level opening-up, and is committed to creating a better business environment for companies from all over the world, including Tesla...[More]
From 2012 to 2022, the total number of Taiwan business investment projects in the mainland has increased from 88,000 to 129,700, with the cumulative actual use of Taiwan capital rising from $57.05 billion to $72 billion. And, 60 Taiwan enterprises have been listed in mainland capital market...[More]
"Chinese companies prefer Australian wool because of its high quality. Australia raises merino sheep, whose wool is of superior quality. It can be used in various worsted and woolen products,"...[More]
The old industrial past composed of furnace fire and sparks has been replaced by VR scenes and a metaverse park at a reclaimed steel plant in western Beijing...[More]
Along with sci-tech achievements unveiled at the 2023 Zhongguancun Forum, a growing number of international sci-tech organizations are setting up headquarters in Beijing, helping shape the megacity into a global sci-tech innovation center. ...[More]
China's first domestically made large passenger airliner, the C919, is making its inaugural commercial flight on Sunday, May 28. ...[More]
The 2023 Zhongguancun Forum is taking place in Beijing from May 25 to 30, themed "Open Cooperation for a Shared Future." Over 650 IT enterprises from more than 80 countries are attending the event. ...[More]
Against the backdrop of US Federal Reserve's radical interest rate hikes, the Chinese yuan exchange rate has undergone some adjustment, which is quite normal. However, some Western media outlets had interpreted a mild adjustment for the yuan as the sign of unsustainable recovery in the Chinese economy...[More]