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World looking to China as US President Donald Trump attacks globalisation, but it first needs firm political resolve, Zheng Yongnian says.
Talks with Warner Bros could see a 40-year-old theme park in Shanghai converted into an immersive experience for fans of the ‘wizarding world’.
Graham Allison bucks a trend among analysts warning of worsening ties between the world’s biggest economies, and he does not see Donald Trump as a China hawk.
Release of speech trumpeting role of free-trade zones seen as effort to bolster market sentiment ahead of any disruption to Sino-US ties.
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Capital grant funding will be doled out to worthy applicants as China rallies nation’s engineering brainpower to boost indigenous tech for home-grown planes.
For companies that have reached the upper limit of overseas financing, a relaxation may be welcome, but the move’s effectiveness remains unclear as rate spread with US dollar widens.
US president-elect says he and Xi have spoken through representatives, but it is unclear if virtual communication system will be used again.
Even some less-visited places around Shanghai are gaining popularity, but the language barrier, pollution and internet censorship may still deter some visits.
The company said that 2025 would be a challenging year, as the global aviation industry faced a ‘severe, complex safety situation’.
The project in Fujian province is the first example of China’s third-generation Hualong One reactor being put into large-scale commercial operation.
With an extensive backlog of orders, China’s premier planemaker is boosting its production capacity to rev up output for the new year.
Landing in city on first day of new year will mark start of daily return service from Shanghai.
Other priorities set out at meeting include strengthening supply chains, more fiscal backing for tech-focused start-ups, and more aid to businesses facing difficulties.
The Chinese passenger aircraft is now flying to 10 major cities as it seeks to convince Western regulators of its reliability.
Contractors have been short-changed by unbudgeted government infrastructure projects, NAO report says.
The region’s trade volume has risen by roughly a quarter this year, with electrical products and garments leading the way.
Institutions are being warned as bearish investor sentiment, and an expectation of lower interest rates, continue to make the bond market a sought-after haven.
China’s shipyards are set to be the main beneficiaries of a wave of new orders as their South Korean competitors adopt a more “cautious” approach, according to ING.
Now the world’s biggest market for nuclear power, China has more than 100 reactors in use or being built along the nation’s coastline.
Hu Deping, son of a late former liberal leader, calls for rethink inspired by Nobel Prize-winning research and better protection for private enterprises.
Growth took pole position at the central economic work conference, with fiscal deficit increases and more spending pledged to keep demand high.
At this ‘critical stage of transformation’, with outsized challenges mounting, adherence and commitment to policy choices is said to be as important as ever.
Regions are racing to sign deals with suppliers for the new aircraft, with hundreds of planes set to be built over the next few years.
Decision-making body of Communist Party pledges to boost demand, stabilise property and stock markets after closely watched meeting.
Ningbo in China’s Zhejiang province played host to more than 200 supplier representatives for the United Nations International Procurement Seminar.
‘New thinking’ for Chinese policy as domestically made products – from all firms – get 20 per cent price advantage in government procurement.
Many businesses are adopting an ‘in China for China’ strategy to stay in the lucrative market while avoiding geopolitical disruptions.
Chasing the success of SpaceX, China’s commercial space industry is eyeing lofty gains despite setbacks and technological constraints.
China is prohibiting exports to the US of minerals crucial to tech production, with heavy restrictions on graphite.
Though Donald Trump has warned against attempts to undermine the US dollar, China is unlikely to change course on yuan internationalisation.
