China's second-largest e-commerce player by market share, JD.com, will officially launch its telecom service in May after becoming one of China's first mobile virtual network operators at the end of last year.
Franshion Properties (China) Limited, the Hong Kong-listed real estate arm under Sinochem Group, will invest 2 million yuan ($323,000) this year in the research and development of green technologies.
Shanghai Media and Entertainment Group and Shanghai Media Group merged on Monday, according to the newly established SMEGC's announcement.
Wenzhou, Zhejiang province, plans to establish a one-stop credit information system to improve the city's credit information environment.
China's outstanding foreign debt had hit 863.2 billion U.S. dollars by the end of 2013, up 17 percent from the figure in the previous year, data from the country's forex regulator showed on Monday.
ZTE, the Chinese cellphone maker, may get an unexpected boost in sales thanks to Peng Liyuan who took pictures with the firm's handset as she watched a soccer match in Europe.
China is opting for a thorough cure for its problems - meaning it will struggle through a long incremental process of reform without entirely sacrificing growth.
The further opening-up of the Chinese economy will bring more opportunities and potential for growth to Europe, according to Hubert Lienhard, chairman of the Asia-Pacific Committee of German Business.
President Xi Jinping's visit to Duisburg will provide an impetus to further developing the direct transcontinental railway between China and Germany, the chairman of the German logistics hub said.
The top leader of Guangzhou, Guangdong province, announced 10 major areas for domestic and overseas investment on Friday, and welcomed investors from across the board: State-owned companies, private businesses and foreign firms.
Shenzhen-based iDreamsky, a game developer and publisher, is on track to become the largest mobile game publishing platform in China, said the company's senior executive on Friday.
China National Offshore Oil Corp Ltd, China's largest offshore oil and gas developer, announced on Friday a net profit decline last year of 11.4 percent year-on-year to 56.46 billion yuan ($9.11 billion).
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