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2015-08-20
Steelmakers hit by glut in production, sinking prices
Steelmakers hit by glut in production, sinking prices. The country's steelmakers reduced output last month, adding to signs of waning demand in the world's largest producer as companies grappled with overcapacity, sinking prices and slowing
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2015-08-19
China and UK forge a greener partnership in fight against pollution
China and UK forge a greener partnership in fight against pollution. China's move to a low carbon future will provide opportunities for companies in the United Kingdom. The second-biggest economy in the world is going through massive
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2015-08-18
Risks for growth rise as manufacturing contracts
Risks for growth rise as manufacturing contracts. Flagging industrial production is adding more downside risks to the Chinese economy and deterring international investors from making fresh commitments. Economists have indicated that
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2015-08-17
Car losses in Tianjin become clearer
Car losses in Tianjin become clearer. Automakers release new figures on blast damages More than 10 days have passed since massive explosions rocked the port of Tianjin on Aug 12 and some automakers which have a presence near the site of the
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2015-08-14
Chinese solution for Indonesian railway to be 60% localized: Expert
Chinese solution for Indonesian railway to be 60% localized: Expert. BEIJING - China's proposal to build Indonesia's first high speed railway will be 60 percent localized, He Huawu, chief engineer of China Railway Corporation, said Friday.
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2015-08-13
Mixed fortunes for the machinery sector
Mixed fortunes for the machinery sector. China's consumer-led machinery sector fared well in the first half of the year, but the country's overall machinery manufacturing industry expanded at its slowest pace since the financial crisis in