IMF chief hails progress in China-US trade talks, urges "trade peace"
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva on Thursday hailed the progress made in the latest round of China-US trade talks as "extremely good news," urging the world to grasp the opportunity to achieve "a trade peace."
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Flying into the future
Hot relief from cool weather
Sweet incentive to cooperate
Wuzhen welcomes Light of Internet Exposition
Tianjin Port to host annual helicopter expo 
Yangtze River bridge sets world record for longest span
Symbolic start
Southern hub
Piano Land, China's first self-operated luxury cruise ship, arrives in Hong Kong
See ya!
Powering up
China's first airport counts down last day of operation
Looking for work
Job seekers look for opportunities at an employment fair in Huai'an, East China's Jiangsu Province on Thursday.
United Auto Workers union pushes GM to boost US auto production
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union's top negotiator in talks with General Motors Co (GM) to resolve a more than three-week strike said on Tuesday a key issue separating the two sides is job security.
Volvo, Geely to merge engine units
Volvo Cars will merge its engine development and manufacturing assets with those of parent Geely, creating a division to supply in-house brands Lotus, LEVC, Lynk and Proton, and also potential rivals with next-generation combustion and hybrid engines. It marks the latest example of consolidation in the engine manufacturing sector as tighter emissions rules hike development costs at a time when the expansion of electric cars calls into question the long-term demand for gas guzzlers.
Beijing's new airport completes its largest airspace adjustment
The navigational intelligence for China's new Beijing Daxing International Airport came into effect at 2 am on Thursday. More than 200 air routes and over 4,000 flight routes have been adjusted nationwide, forming a brand-new airspace operating environment, which is also the largest-ever scale of airspace adjustment in China.
China maintains world's largest courier delivery volume
China's courier delivery business volume remained in the world's number one spot for a fifth straight year in 2018, an official said Wednesday.
China-Europe freight train adds new route to Belgium
The eastern Chinese city of Yiwu, home to the world's leading small commodities market, opened a new freight train route to Belgium's Liege on Wednesday.
Will NBA's downfall be CBA's windfall?
As the US National Basketball Association (NBA) risks being severed from the Chinese mainland market for good, China's domestic basketball teams, the companies that supply their products and the media outlets that cover them have an opportunity to reform and transform themselves into something bigger and better, and fill the void left by the NBA, Chinese analysts and industry insiders said on Wednesday.
Industry urges more measures to end violence as Hong Kong stock turnover slips
Hong Kong's financial industry, a major driver of the local economy, has stumbled amid the unrest that has swept across the city, prompting industry insiders to call for harsher measures in addition to the new anti-mask law to end violence, restore social order and rebuild market confidence.
New ban by Washington to have limited impact on Chinese tech sector
Chinese technology companies that have just been blacklisted by the US said the ban will have a limited impact because they are prepared to guarantee supply while strengthening independent research and development.
US' crackdown on Chinese IPOs 'no surprise'
It is no surprise that the US would crack down on Chinese companies that plan to get listed there, as the country leverages its position as the world's No.1 economy to exclude fast-growing economies like China, a financial expert said.
Galaxy Fold may enter China in November
Samsung's foldable smartphone Galaxy Fold may be available in China by November 1, commencing the race of foldable devices in the country.
Singapore companies seek Chinese partners
The total exhibition area of Singaporean companies at next month's China International Import Expo (CIIE) will increase by 12 percent from last year, while the number of exhibitors from Singapore will slightly rise, Singapore Business Federation Chairman Teo Siong Seng said on Wednesday.
Helping the harvest
Workers are seen at an agricultural machinery production line in Lianyungang, East China's Jiangsu Province on Wednesday. Factories are stepping up production to ensure that machinery is ready for the fall harvest. Photo: IC