China's major industrial enterprises' profits grow 10.3% in 2018 as reforms progress
Profits at China's major industrial companies reached 6.64 trillion yuan ($0.99 trillion) in 2018, increasing 10.3 percent year-on-year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
Technology aids Tibet growth
Technology aid has become an important driver of Tibet's technological innovation, Chinese news site tibet.cn reported on Monday.
Guangdong's growth offers positive signals for China's economy
Economic figures for South China's Guangdong Province in 2018 offer optimistic signs about industrial upgrading and the nation's economic transition, injecting confidence for China's economic growth in 2019.
China's shopping spree ahead of Spring Festival
Here comes the first shopping carnival for 2019, the Chinese Lunar New Year, which falls on February 5.
Xinjiang sees increasing export of agri-products to central Asia
Urumqi Customs in northwest China said they handled the export of 3.89 billion yuan (558 million U.S. dollars) worth of agricultural products in 2018, up 4 percent year on year.
Guangdong plans to promote Greater Bay Area development in 2019
South China's Guangdong Province plans to further promote the Greater Bay Area development, to expand opening-up to a higher level, and to encourage scientific innovations in 2019, according to the provincial government work report.
Guangdong plans to promote Greater Bay Area development in 2019
South China's Guangdong Province plans to further promote the Greater Bay Area development, to expand opening-up to a higher level, and to encourage scientific innovations in 2019, according to the provincial government work report.
South China's Guangdong sets new target for economic growth this year
South China's Guangdong Province is set to achieve 6 percent to 6.5 percent in economic growth this year, said Governor Ma Xingrui Monday.
China-Australia trade growth slows as bilateral political discord takes bite
The growth of Australia's trade with China shrank by more than two-thirds in 2018 amid strained political ties, and analysts said on Sunday it remains to be seen how bilateral trade will perform in 2019.
China's inflationary pressure expected to be subdued in 2019
There's a low chance of inflation in China this year and although the producer price index (PPI) may increase in the first quarter of the year, it may eventually taper off later, an expert said on Saturday.
Hainan to further open up
South China's Hainan Province aims to advance a high-level open economy in 2019 through further opening up an array of sectors to foreign capital, local news site hinews.cn reported over the weekend. The province will further open up sectors including seeds, medical treatment, education, tourism and finance, and ease restrictions on foreign shareholders' equity ratios and market access in related industries, the report said.
Provincial links to database
Public data from provincial and city governments of Southwest China's Guizhou Province will be connected to the Guizhou-Cloud Big Data Industry Co, the operator of Apple's iCloud service in China, the Xinhua News Agency reported on Sunday.
Holiday preparations
Rural residents in Fengjia township, East China's Shandong Province crowd around dozens of street vendors who are selling goods for the upcoming Spring Festival. China's Lunar New Year, also the Year of the Pig, will fall on February 5. Photo: VCG
ABB to be Shanghai's next key project after Tesla as local government pushes forward investment plan
Many more overseas companies will follow in the steps of Tesla to set up plants in Shanghai once they see how the US carmaker benefits from the city's policy bonus, as the Shanghai municipal government opens markets to overseas investors with the continuous launch of new policies, experts said on Sunday.
Cooperation, inclusion, AI and re-skilling, key words from 2019 WEF Davos Meeting shape future trend of the world
The 2019 World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting wrapped up on Friday in the snow-covered town of Davos in Switzerland.
China's former securities regulatory head Liu Shiyu moves to farm supply cooperative group
Liu Shiyu, the former head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), who was replaced by the former governor of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Yi Huiman on Saturday, will serve as the deputy Party secretary of the All-China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives (ACFSMC).
Making Huawei a 'political case' hurts foreign carriers, markets: industry officials
Countries banning foreign players from local markets are yielding to political pressures, which will eventually hurt the interests of local businesses and jeopardize market fairness, officials and industry representatives said in commenting on the war on China's Huawei Technologies.
All you need to know about former CSRC head's new department: China's supply and marketing cooperatives
Liu Shiyu, the former head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), who was replaced by the governor of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Yi Huiman on Saturday, will serve as the deputy Party secretary of the All-China Federation of Supply and Marketing Cooperatives (ACFSMC).