Govt's mass sale of official cars means bonanza for dealers, rental firms
Leasing companies say customers are lining up as officials are ordered to get rid of cars
Despite hilly terrain, Chinese manufacturers say renewed domestic interest in cycling keeps them optimistic
Kevin Lee runs a retail bicycle shop on Nantou Street, a quiet, narrow street surrounded by residential buildings in the densely populated Nanshan district of Shenzhen.
"Railway construction investment is a practical way of supporting the job market and has an immediate impact in supporting the country's growth."
Company
When the world's most profitable lender buys the biggest stake in Africa's largest bank, it creates a huge number of opportunities to leverage size and resources.
Cim Group, the Mauritius-based financial services organization, has become the first bank in Africa to offer credit cards backed by UnionPay, China's only domestic bank card organization.
Experts have urged foreign companies to comply with China's antitrust laws amid a slew of investigations, with more in the pipeline.
Trade investigations involving Chinese exports increased in the first half of this year, even as exports of the world's largest merchandise trader lost steam.
At first glance, the narrow, long-winding dirt road that leads to Chashan village looks no different from anywhere else in rural China.
The government has given the green signal for two major rare earth producers to become conglomerates by the end of this year to further consolidate resources, combat smuggling and alleviate overcapacity.
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