Chang Zhenming, the vice-chairman and president of China International Trust and Investment Corporation (CITIC) Group, may succeed Kong Dan to be appointed as the group’s fifth chairman, caing.com reported Wednesday.
China's health insurance program - the world's largest with more than 1.2 billion people covered - will be reinforced to ensure government pays a larger portion of medical expenses, said a top health official.
The Ministry of Health on Saturday called on health authorities nationwide to step up supervision of the country's medical cosmetology industry following the death of two people during cosmetic procedures.
Zhang Zixin, general manager of Chinese Ping An Insurance, the country's second largest insurer, has tendered his resignation for "personal reason" and his term of office will end on March 18 of 2011.
China's yuan should be "immediately" included in the special drawing rights (SDR) basket of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), a top Chinese banker said on Tuesday, adding that the greater status of the yuan will help stabilize the global financial system.
US President Barack Obama might not be the only one who needs to worry about how his words could be interpreted - so too might Rui Chenggang, a star anchor from China Central Television (CCTV).
The US Federal Reserve's recent move to issue $600 billion for restoring a foundering US economy may have "catastrophic consequences" for the global economy, according to Cheng Siwei, economist and former vice-chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.
Britain is confident of becoming a more attractive destination for Chinese investors, according to a business leader with British Prime Minister David Cameron's delegation to China.
China and the European Union (EU) need to become "even stronger partners for growth" in the context of a more unpredictable world economic situation, said Lord Mandelson, former EU trade commissioner and business secretary in the last UK Labour government.
Kasim Reed, mayor of Atlanta, knows his city cannot become a truly international metropolis without a strong relationship with China.
Since his first job as a rural bricklayer more than 50 years ago, Gong Xuebin has built an international food empire with a huge stake in the Japanese market and others across the world.
China has been on the right track in encouraging foreign trade and investment, and the local environment for foreign investors has been very favorable, the US-China Business Council said on Friday.
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