China's credit asset quality remains generally stable, with the nonperforming loan ratio of commercial banks unchanged, quarter-on-quarter, at 1.74 percent as of June 30, said the country's top banking regulator.
State-owned China Petroleum & Chemical Corp, also known as Sinopec Corp, said it will further develop geothermal energy in Xiongxian county, Hebei province, as it seeks to make the region smokeless.
The three Asia Pacific airlines with the highest customer expectations of high quality in-flight Wi-Fi are all from China - Air China, China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines.
SHANGHAI - Wearing a pedometer to ensure a good amount of exercise, getting a manicure regularly to increase comfort levels, listening to romantic background music and showering several times a day to keep clean and cool - this is the life of a cow in Shanghai.
Outbound Chinese pharmaceutical companies are consolidating their deployment in overseas markets, with both Fosun Pharma and Shanghai Pharmaceuticals eyeing the same acquisition target.
State-owned oil and gas producer and explorer China National Petroleum Corp vowed on Monday that it would complete important internal corporate reforms by November, which would make it more streamlined, efficient and market-focused.
SHANGHAI - Chinese stocks added to early gains on Monday to end higher as investors looked for opportunities on the back of last Friday's losses.
China has further room to improve the current controlled floating exchange rate regime, as it moves toward the ultimate goal to allowing the yuan to float freely, said a former senior official with the nation's top forex regulator.
The yuan is expected to be on the higher side in the second half of 2017 as China's capital outflows reduce and optimism grows over the nation's economic growth, said a senior US economist.
Kweichow Moutai Co, the best-known high-end Chinese liquor, has witnessed rising demand and a supply shortage in the weeks leading up to Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival and the National Day holiday.
China will operate more than five magnetic levitation rail lines with maximum speed of 160 kilometers per hour in cities including Chengdu, Wuhan and Guangzhou by 2020, said its manufacturer CRRC Dalian Co Ltd on Monday.
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