Shanghai and Shenzhen have taken the lead among major Chinese cities in announcing a new round of restrictions to cool runaway home prices, but analysts suggest a balanced supply and demand would be the ideal solution.
Major real estate developers in China had weaker profitability last year, according to new research that suggests the industry's profits margin will continue to narrow due to increasing operational and land costs.
In the next 10 years, wealthy Chinese are expected to invest around 30 percent of their assets overseas, amounting to at least 3 trillion yuan ($463 billion; 409 billion euros), according to a report released on March 28 tracking investments by the group.
China Railway Rolling Stock Corp, the country's largest train-maker, plans to build bullet trains and provide other services in developed markets, including the United States and the United Kingdom, over the next five years to compete with established rivals in Europe, Japan and Canada.
Nongfu Spring, the best-selling brand of bottled water in China, has for years marketed itself on being "a little bit sweet" - yet its founder says the strategy now is all about going au naturel.
Investors in Chinese stock markets will be under mounting pressure to sell if key economic data to be released in April fails to meet expectations and indicates rising inflation is imminent, analysts say.
Financial institutions from China and the Czech Republic want to turn the European country into a financial hub by supporting the production of regional goods and services, as well as projects under the Belt and Road Initiative, which aims to boost Eurasian connectivity.
A Chinese company that specializes in geosciences and reservoir technology has opened its first base in Scotland at Heriot Watt University Research Park, a move that is expected to boost the country's embattled oil and gas industry.
What does AlphaGo's recent victory over a world champion player of the ancient strategy game Go mean to Alibaba Group Executive Chairman Jack Ma and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg?
The robust increase in brand value reflects the continued optimism of Chinese consumers, while demonstrating how resilient strong brands are in times of economic turbulence."
Chinese companies' interest in investing in football globally has been surging due to the sport's huge business potential, experts say.
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