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Officials hope to eventually source hi-tech plane components domestically to drive industrial self-sufficiency, but for now overseas producers are essential.
Taking a page out of rivals’ playbooks, China’s Comac wants to turn its Shanghai plane factory into a tourism hotspot.
China is on a path toward self-sufficiency, but advanced plane parts from overseas remain essential to its aviation dreams.
More details about China’s home-grown passenger planes emerge at Zhuhai air show, with new sales and lofty aviation ambitions on display.
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Pascal Lamy has called for China and the EU to resolve their differences and defend global trade together in a second Trump term.
The home-grown C929, still under development, was the subject of a preliminary purchase agreement at China’s premier air show.
Huang Yiping of Peking University talks the re-election of Donald Trump and why China needs its own Marshall Plan.
Kaifeng wanted to cash in on a social media craze among students for nocturnal riding, but it became a victim of its own popularity.
Assurance comes at critical time for Comac’s plans to ramp up production, as supply chain issues plague global aircraft manufacturers.
Producers more concerned about unchecked growth in regional cultivation than China’s self-sufficiency drive.
Economic powerhouse renowned for its mountains, coastline and cultural heritage aspires to expand its global influence.
American pavilion at Shanghai’s China International Import Expo viewed as a show of goodwill to keep trade flowing in difficult geopolitical times.
National Academy of Development and Strategy says China should be main source of liquidity for developing countries.
Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China opened an office in Singapore to ensure closer and more comprehensive services in the region.
China and the European Union are set to continue talks next month over tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.
Beijing has already unveiled a series of stimulus measures, with more expected amid a final push to reach this year’s ‘around 5 per cent’ target.
People’s Bank of China governor Pan Gongsheng spoke at the Financial Street Forum in Beijing on Friday.
China’s housing ministry unveiled its plan to support the country’s property sector, with an expansion of funding to 4 trillion yuan.
Housing minister held a briefing along with officials from the central bank, Ministry of Finance and National Financial Regulatory Administration.
China set to release its third quarter gross domestic product data on Friday following a recent raft of stimulus measures.
Economists have ‘never seen anything like this’, and ‘challenges are on a greater scale’ than ever before, so how can China bring the wild ride to an end?
Law enforcement practices that have raised the hackles of private businesses in China coming under fire from top officials.
Central bank and finance ministry held a joint working group, with Ministry of Finance set to hold a press conference on Saturday, but markets still fell.
Further support is expected this year, and ‘it won’t just be money’, economist predicts.
China’s top economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), held a press conference on Tuesday morning.
What types of private enterprises does Beijing strive to support? Little giants and industrial champions.
Aviation exchanges are expected as President Xi Jinping visits Brazil next month.
China’s top economic planner is preparing its plan for recovery, another in a wave of stimulus measures that have given markets a jolt.
Shanghai’s revival may be a bellwether for other top-tier cities, but the same may not apply to places further afield, sales agents say.
Orders come at unexpected Politburo gathering after financial authorities rolled out wide-reaching stimulus measures this week.
