Investors should consider paring their holdings after a plunge in US stocks on Thursday, according to Jim Rogers and Marc Faber.
Shares of drugmaker Shenzhen Hepalink Pharmaceutical Co Ltd soared on the company's trading debut on Thursday against the backdrop of the sharp plunge of the overall market as analysts said it may boost investor interest in the pharmaceutical sector.
South Korea, which will host the November meeting of the Group of 20 (G20) leading economies in Seoul, will push for an agreement on a global financial safety net that would help developing countries ward off external shocks, a top summit official said on Thursday.
The UK private sector is ailing and still needs a good deal of nursing. Cut public spending now and large numbers of firms, especially small ones, will fail.
Baosteel, China's largest steelmaker, also the chief negotiator of the country's iron ore talks, is importing iron ore from top global miners on a temporary price basis.
After three decades of opening up and economic reform, China is set to share its experience in trademark development with other countries, said Fu Shuangjian, vice-minister of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is accelerating the listing process for red-chip and foreign companies on the A-share market, CSRC Chairman Shang Fulin said on Tuesday.
United and Continental Airlines said on Monday they are forming the world's largest airline in a deal worth about $3 billion.
The prospects for a new sporting goods chain backed by Gome Electrical Appliances do not appear promising, despite ambitious plans to open 100 stores within three years, analysts said on Monday.
Volkswagen AG's new head of China will have a tough act to follow: current chief Winfried Vahland brought home a $1 billion profit for the German carmaker last year after reversing losses and a slumping market share.
In the latest annual Financial Times' MBA rankings released last month, the Business School of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) became the first Asian school to advance to the global top 10.
A real estate tycoon has donated all his assets of 8.2 billion yuan ($1.2 billion) to charity, making him China's top philanthropist.
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