Elon Musk's Tesla Inc - the highest valued car producer in the United States with a market capitalization of over $60 billion - never fails to surprise people, and this time it is the electric carmaker's localization plans for China.
For Zhang Daocai, chairman of the Sanhua Holding Group, it was a "historic moment, a milestone."
Major companies in Shenzhen are expanding to cope with growth opportunities thrown up from the Belt and Road Initiative.
Developing digital and intelligent lighting products and comprehensive lighting solutions will be of key significance for Ledvance, a global lighting provider based in Germany, to expand its market presence in China, according to a senior company executive.
US data communications and telecoms equipment provider Motorola Solutions Inc said it is planning to establish a dedicated team in China to customize its digital two-way portable radios and services for Chinese industry customers, to improve their working efficiency.
China's A-share market opened buoyantly in Thursday morning trading,
Ford Motor Co's choosing China over Mexico to produce the next generation of its Focus small car comes down to one thing: saving an estimated $1 billion.
A number of clean energy projects, including Dongfang Electric Corp's Gibe III Dam project and China Electric Power Equipment and Technology's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, will help Africa realize industrialization and urbanization in an efficient way, officials said at a recent forum.
More sectors are now open for foreign investment in China's 11 pilot free trade zones, ranging from helicopter manufacturing to financial services, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Thursday.
Chinese real estate giant Wanda closed a 470 million pound ($600 million) deal to buy a major piece of land in South London's Nine Elms area on Wednesday, the latest in a series of key Chinese investments in London property.
Buoyed by the success of the nation's ride-hailing and bike-sharing sectors, Chinese companies and consumers are set to benefit from the country's intensified efforts to drive the rapidly expanding sharing economy.
JD.com Inc, China's second-largest e-commerce player, said it will invest $397 million in London-based online fashion retailer Farfetch UK Ltd to further penetrate the luxury sector, amid fierce competition with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
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