British satellite telecoms company Inmarsat agrees a strategic partnership with China Transport Telecommunication & Information Center during President Xi Jinping's visit.
ABP, the Chinese company behind a 1.7 billion pound development to create an Asian business hub at London's Royal Albert Dock, on Wednesday named China's CITIC Construction as the project's main contractor.
China can sustain a minimum of 6.5 percent of annual economic growth during the 2016-2020 period, a leading Chinese think-tank expert said in London on Thursday.
Chinese developer Evergrande and Tsinghua University are partnering with British environmental consultancy BRE to set up a joint research platform to develop green building techniques in a 200 million agreement signed in London Wednesday.
GlaxoSmithKline emerged from its corruption scandal in China in 2013 to form a new business model in the country and is committed to further expansion there, chief executive officer Andrew Witty told China Daily in London on Wednesday in an exclusive interview.
With steady steps, China has been pushing its currency to wider use on the global stage, and it has taken a big stride forward with President Xi Jinping's state visit to Britain.
Mintel research reveals that UK brands are perceived to be luxury, classic and trendy by Chinese consumers. This is certainly encouraging for UK companies looking to expand their footprint in China, especially those from the luxury, art and technology sectors.
As President Xi Jinping prepares to take the short flight to Manchester on Thursday, there is growing anticipation in the city as to what his visit heralds.
Rolls-Royce Holding Plc signed an agreement with HNA Group signed for engine services worth $2.4 billion during President Xi Jinping’s visit to the UK.
China and Britain revved their cooperation into higher gear as they signed on Wednesday a slew of lucrative deals, laying a solid foundation for the "golden time" of their partnership.
Chinese and French companies signed an agreement Wednesday to build a British nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in southwestern England.
Beijing and London secured deals worth about 40 billion pounds ($62 billion) during President Xi Jinping's first state visit to the UK.