Finance & Economy
China's 2016 GDP growth likely to be 6.6-6.8 pct: think tank
China's annual economic growth could be between 6.6 percent and 6.8 percent next year, with employment and consumer prices remaining stable, a government think tank forecast on Wednesday. |
Chinese Share of global exports set to reach 13% this year
China is expected to account for 13 percent of the world's total exports this year as the country shipped more high-value products to both developed and emerging markets between January and November, the Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday. |
China set for leading role in Industry 4.0: Klaus Schwab
China is going to play a leading role in the new wave of economic activities and technological innovation, World Economic Forum founder and executive chair Klaus Schwab told Xinhua in an exclusive interview during the ongoing Second World Internet Conference (... |
Chairman Karl Liu of Ferro-alloys.com Visited Nuiphao Mine and CKDA Plants in Hanoi, Vietnam
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Mr. Karl Liu, the Chairman of Ferro-alloys.com, visited the World’s largest Tungsten Mine- Nuiphao Mine, and CKDA grinding ball plant (both located in Hanoi, Vietnam) and exchanged views with the relevant senior executives of the two companies on December 15t... |
Weak demand pummels steel companies' finances
Listed Chinese iron and steel companies reported wide-ranging losses in the first three quarters against the backdrop of sluggish demand and renminbi depreciation. |
hina's auto market feels global chill
Despite the summery weather in South China, the annual automotive show in Guangzhou has felt some chill from the slowdown of the world's largest auto market. |
Beijing Capital plans more overseas M&As
Beijing Capital Co Ltd, the largest water service company in China, said on Thursday that it would consider acquiring overseas clean technology firms to meet the country's urgent needs in sewage and solid waste treatment. |
China to further promote 'New Third Board'
The financial authorities released more measures on Friday to further promote the development of the Beijing-based National Equities Exchange and Quotations, better known as the "New Third Board". |



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